Self-published Stories

Let's be honest: there's a lot of bad advice floating around on Reddit and TikTok about how to "hack" the Wattpad algorithm or use the hashtags. Most of it is incorrect. It's exhausting to see many writers being misled. I wrote this guide to clear the air and give writers a realistic blueprint to Wattpad. Whether you're crafting your first story, or you're a seasoned writer tired of shouting into the void, this book is here to help you build a genuine, permanent audience that will follow you for the rest of your Wattpad career. There are no hacks or myths here, just real but simple strategies that work. Inside this guidebook, you'll discover the blueprint to: - How the Wattpad algorithm and tagging system work behind the scenes to push your book to readers. - The elements needed to make your profile and book covers look engaging and professional, and that align with your genre. - The keys to writing intriguing first chapter hooks, detailed and entertaining summaries, and exciting, fast-paced chapters that keep readers reading, voting, and commenting before hitting the next chapter. - Essential safety tips to protect you, your account, and stories from wrongful deletion from Wattpad's website and bullying/harassment. You do NOT need a secret formula to succeed on Wattpad as a writer. You just need the right facts. Now, let's get to work!

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The full book is available now in both digital and physical formats on Amazon.com and the Authorhouse UK website. Links in my bio! ABOUT THE BOOK: Lemuria: Lost In Ruin is a tale of deception and injustice. Niarune is a young adult from a warrior tribe subjected to intense prejudice. All she knows is a contradicting history that makes less sense the more she investigates. What she knows for certain is that before Lemuria, her ancestors hailed from a destroyed country named Atlantis, and they are the ones being blamed. But in this world of magic and historical revisionism, the past will inevitably rear its ugly head and nobody will be the same afterward.

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Sweetest Decay, Series 1 A collection of my short stories I first published in my writing blog, Sweet Decay.

The self-publishing industry in India has grown rapidly over the last decade, empowering authors to bypass traditional publishing hurdles and bring their stories to readers worldwide. From global DIY platforms to full-service Indian publishers, writers today have more choices, flexibility, and reach than ever before. Here's a curated list of the Top 10 Self-Publishing Companies in India (2025)-evaluated on credibility, author support, innovation, and global reach.

Kyra Vale Aiwler is an unpopular witch on an assignment for her coven. Her task is clear, and her goal is set. Then she gets derailed when she crosses paths with a Fae bartender, Micah Rao. She has no interest in anything he has to offer, but he will not take no for an answer. Ensnared by his proposal, she finds herself at the mercy of a secret destiny and a past she knew nothing about. She crosses over to a world that is foreign to her and one she may not be ready to embrace. She goes on an epic journey and learns about her true self and the heritage that she was being denied. She has untapped potential and power that she will need to overcome the obstacles of her past. She is the hope that is threatened by a lingering darkness that will not be easily overcome. With the aid of her new relationships, will she be able to conquer the threats of this foreign land? https://fultonbooks.com/books/?book=ethereals-call

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In the grim metal corridors of Habitat-17, survival hinges on the weekly arrival of a Scrapship, a hulking vessel filled with Earth's discarded waste-an unexpected lifeline for the impoverished orbiting above a paradise they'll never see. Wren and her crew of scavenger friends have heard rumors of something precious on this latest ship, something powerful enough to change their lives. But when they sneak aboard, the vessel suddenly breaks free from the Habitat, plunging them into a terrifying descent toward the forbidden planet below. As they hurtle toward Earth, they uncover a dark truth: their world of scrap and rust isn't an accident-it's a trap. Earth's ruling elite, safe in pristine cities, once deemed billions "unsustainable," banishing them to orbiting habitats under the guise of opportunity. Now, as Wren and her crew struggle to survive, they're caught in the crossfire of a brutal conspiracy that threatens not only their lives but the future of humanity itself. *Scrapfall* is a dystopian sci-fi thriller about survival, rebellion, and uncovering the cost of humanity's greed.

When Ana lost her father she lost everything. Years after the fact she is still haunted by his last words and the knowledge that nothing will ever be the same. She lost her dad, her home and her anonymity. Now, ten years later, she is trying to find herself again. In losing her son, Catherine gained her granddaughter. Was that a fair trade? No. Was it what got her through those early days? Yes. Now she had to say goodbye, and she wasn't sure she was ready to. *** On September 11th 2001, 2,977 people fell victim to 19 associates of the al-Qaeda Islamic extremist group who hijacked four airplanes, executing Suicide Attacks on The World Trade Centre and The Pentagon as well as attempting to do so on the, still unknown, destination of Flight 93. The events of this day shaped culture as we know it; 24 hour news broadcasts, increased airline security and a new found, aggressive approach to combating terrorist organisations all stemmed from 9/11, and with an event that affected the masses in such a drastic way it is often difficult to identify the individuals whose lives were completely changed. Over 3,000 children under the age of 18 lost a parent on 11 September 2001 and this is the statistic that most influenced my research and writing. 08:46:40 was written as my dissertation piece for the degree of English Literature with Creative Writing in 2015 and is still one of my proudest achievements. I hope you enjoy it.

Moni always thought her life was ordinary-until the day she touched her grandfather's gravestone and saw his entire life flash before her eyes. What began as a surreal moment of grief unlocked a terrifying gift: the ability to relive the lives of the dead by touching their tombstones. Now a celebrated novelist, Moni keeps the source of her hauntingly realistic books a secret. Her stories, praised for their depth and raw emotion, are drawn from the tragic, forgotten souls she encounters in graveyards across the country. But when she stumbles upon the grave of Lucian Vespera-a man remembered only as a legend, a murderer, a monster-Moni sees something she wasn't prepared for: the truth. Lucian's life unfolds before her like a nightmare unraveling in daylight. A tormented boy raised in violence, an orphan betrayed by family, and a victim of a system that branded him evil before he ever had a chance. The deeper Moni goes into his memories, the more reality begins to blur. Is she merely an observer-or something more? When buried memories whisper too loudly, and justice is tangled in fear and folklore, Moni must decide: will she expose the truth and risk her sanity, or bury it forever and keep writing bestsellers? One truth. One grave. One story too dangerous to tell.

Yeah so, I don't really understand the word LOVE (granted, l know how to say it in 5 languages...). So, I've decided to do 101 days straight of asking myself questions about LOVE. It's nothing immodest, I just want to know more about what LOVE IS (Besides a noun and verb) Disclaimer: most of the sources I'll use are references from all the fandoms that I've hooked onto over the years (and the odd internet search!), if you haven't already been ensnared by these fandoms, there will be spoilers. 1. Gakuen Alice (or just anime in general) 2. Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Chatnoir 3. Greek mythology 4. The Dragon Prince 5. Jelsa 6. Internet 7. Pinterest 8. The Bible 20/03/2021 Edit : sigh, you'd think that lockdown would give you more time for this... Welp, I'm in my GCSE years, so keeping up with this will probably only be possible on Sundays for now... If I remember...

How much will it cost to publish? Is my book even good enough to be published? How do I find a cover for my book? Where do I find an editor? Is it okay to use pictures from google? Find practical and straight forward answers to these questions and more in this step-by-step, comprehensive, reference guide.

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