#publishing online

[shabddotinseo]

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[eliotbaum]

TITEL is a ~60 page artbook collecting both traditional sketches and digital illustrations of my art in a hardcover book with gold foil.

Available until Nov 14th!

[kaifsaifi009897]

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[dreamtigress]

I generally wait until I am ready to post the whole piece, and all chapters/sections are ready. Then I try to post one a day until they are all up. Or just say screw it and post up the whole thing. For Jezelf Leren Kennen, the longest thing I've done at 12 chapters and 75,123 words, I ran it through many edit runs, and then posted a chapter a day until the whole monster was up. Thuiskomst is 3 chapters, but they're all the same night, and it felt weird to split them so I just published them all in one go. I am super fixated on completionism, though, so there's that.

For reading, I will start reading fics that are unfinished, but I *usually* wait until things are either completed, or have more than one chapter up. It depends on the author, the piece, and where I am at in terms of wanting to read a full thing all at once, or know I'll be happy with a snippet.

hey fic writers, if you're writing a multichapter and posting as you go (as opposed to having the whole thing finished and/or in editing before you start posting)

if you're not a writer, you can choose what you'd prefer to have writers do as you read. if you don't read/post WIPs, here is a picture of a frog for your time in reading all this. his name is kevin.

please reblog for sample size and so everyone can see kevin thanks

[solitaireships]

I feel like I should say since there's been a recent uptick in a lot of communities I'm in/see stuff from a lot of white people pretending to be Asian, but you are not welcome here if you are in anyway stealing from Asian cultures for clout or the aesthetics of it

This includes if you're white and you give your self inserts Asian names, I truly do not care if your f/o is from an anime, you should not be using an Asian name under any circumstances. I hate that whenever I see someone using an Asian name online, I feel like I have to start searching their account to see if they're actually Asian or just a white person who likes the aesthetic of it bcs far too many white people will use Asian names here just bcs it sounds cool, with no regard for the actual cultural meaning behind it. Meanwhile actual Asian people will be mocked for their names, or treated like their names are too hard to learn to pronounce, or discriminated against based on their names

Asian cultures are not a fun little costume for people to dress up with. They aren't just a nice aesthetic, they aren't just a thing you can borrow from bcs you think it sounds cool

[deep-dark-fears]

You can be smoothie. A fear submitted by Felix to Deep Dark Fears - thanks! You can find original art in my store over HERE!

[feralchaton]

“What art does is to coax us away from the mechanical and toward the miraculous. The so-called uselessness of art is a clue to its transforming power. Art is not part of the machine. Art asks us to think differently, see differently, hear differently, and ultimately to act differently, which is why art has moral force.”

— Jeanette Winterson (Winterson, 2006)

[tgsparks]

SELF PUBLISHED AND SMALL PRESS AUTHORS: CHECK YOUR AMAZON PAGES

Recently I found out that my book was just gone. Completely wiped from Amazon. My author page said I never published anything. I got word from my publisher that this was a glitch with Amazon and they were working on fixing it. That was three days ago, and my book is not back up.

According to my publisher, small presses (between 200 to 1000 books) randomly had several titles “dropped” from Amazon.

My worry is that this may have also affected self published books that are only sold through Amazon. Please go check and make sure your work is still up. Even if just to make sure.

[sacchiri]

Hellsing 2002 calendar illustration.

Ein wunderliche und erschröckliche Hystori von einem großen Wüttrich genant Dracole wayda Der do so ganz unkristenliche marrter hat angelegt die mensche, als mit spissen als auch die leut zu Tod geslyffen

A wondrous and frightening story about a great berserk called Dracula the voivode who inflicted such unchristian tortures such as with stakes and also dragged people to death

[themoonking]

the book trend that needs to be left in the dust for the new year is greek mythology retellings. i am so sick and tired of "retellings" of greek (or roman, but mainly greek) mythology from authors that clearly have a very surface level pop cultural understanding of the myth(s) they're adapting and the culture(s) they're depicting. especially the many that market themselves as "feminist retellings" where the "feminism" is basically just "men bad sometimes", and especially when they're "feminist retellings" that take some of the few mythological women who get happy endings and take it away from them for the sake of saying "men bad sometimes". it's all so shallow and they exploded this year and i'm sick of it.

[emily-mooon]

To make up for the fact that I didn’t do anything for them for Christmas, here’s another fake shoujo magazine chapter cover :]

pose ref ↓

HAHA ITS FROM ITAKISS!!!! Naoki and kotoko are nothing like the blorbs but I thought this pose worked for that scene (it’s apart of a much large page split into two images, but I decided to crop it cause the rest of it doesn’t matter tbh)

[shabddotinseo]

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[snake-studies-sometimes]

18.02.2024 | Annotating The House On Mango Street and reading research papers

Going through the preparatory work for my essay on Sandra Cisneros' House on Mango Street and the symbolic use of space in it.

[specialagentartemis]

the problem with many self-published indie authors i that in order to get any audience and any traction at all, they have to be on social media A Lot. And people who are on social media A Lot have weird things happen to their brains. And a lot of them get super goddamn annoying and I end up not wanting to read their books because they're too annoying on social media.

[unknown-art-room1]

Okay, I love this bot so much I decided to draw him talking to my Sona, because yes.

[junglejim4322]

Bruv people have been saying being any flavor of queer would be made illegal and have you sent to a camp since trump won in 2016. There’s a lot of horrific human rights violations and fucked laws it’s not an easy existence but they’re not going to make concentration camps for gay people in the USA people are fear mongering in a way that wouldn’t even be helpful if it had an ounce of truth to it like what do you expect people in red states to do when you tell them they’re going to be split and quartered by the government if trump wins