Reach new readers and grow your audience.
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Build your readership while you write your book.
When you share your writing and attract new readers, this will create buzz for your story. Once it starts rising in popularity, we'll start recommending it on the site and in our e-mails!
Exposure for your writing is our main goal. The more you share your stories, the more chances you'll have to snag an instant audience: the thousands of readers on our blog and mailing list.
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Confidence in your writing.
As you work on your manuscript, your readers can give you constructive feedback. This lets you know what is resonating with your audience, and what could be improved.
The end result? A finished novel that you can be confident readers will love.
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Showcase your writing.
What's the most exciting way to tell a story? One chapter at a time, of course! We give you an easy-to-use platform that puts your writing front and center, where it should be.
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This is how The Martian became a book, then a movie.
After posting his story Chapter. By. Exciting. Chapter. on his blog, and attracting lots of readers, unknown writer Andy Weir decided to self-publish.
Sales took off, and soon The Martian (starring Matt Damon) became a Golden Globe–winning Hollywood production. Here's how Andy felt
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The motivation to get it done.
When you post a chapter and your readers buzz it up, you'll be that much more motivated to write the next chapter. After all, the buzz you're getting means people are genuinely enjoying your story (and you won't want to let them down!)
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Learn how to keep your readers hooked.
If you haven't yet mastered this art, you soon will. The secret lies in the first and last sentences of each chapter—the first line draws readers in, and the last line leaves them craving more.
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Read while you write.
It's a fact that reading makes you a better writer. While you're working on your next chapter, there are plenty of stories right here to get wrapped up in!
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