dudaninayana

I have forgotten the original storyline of Thunder. To those I had previously discussed it with, I apologize for the disappointment. I am currently making major revisions to the story. I had once worked with a friend online who helped shape the narrative, but I have since lost contact with them. However, I will not be using their suggestions in the revised version. Thank you for your understanding.

dudaninayana

I have forgotten the original storyline of Thunder. To those I had previously discussed it with, I apologize for the disappointment. I am currently making major revisions to the story. I had once worked with a friend online who helped shape the narrative, but I have since lost contact with them. However, I will not be using their suggestions in the revised version. Thank you for your understanding.

dudaninayana

The first three chapters of Aagantuk Pretak Bhava are now live! Three new chapters will be released every day. At present, this book is exclusively available on Wattpad. If I ever decide to publish it elsewhere, I’ll make an official announcement first. Any other upload without my notice would be considered an act of plagiarism and should be reported to the proper authorities—and to me.
          
          Also, every paranormal romcom I write—whether on Wattpad or any other platform—is dedicated to @redwinetaless. Because honestly, she’s way too paranormal to be either romantic or comic. Just kidding—she’s absolutely wholesome.
          
          Huge thanks to @redwinetaless for being such a special part of my life. Love you.

dudaninayana

Honestly, Inkitt feels like the better option compared to Wattpad. On Inkitt, I’m getting reads so quickly, while on Wattpad—where I’ve been active far longer, with four profiles and over 20 published stories—I still sit at zero reads, zero votes, zero engagement, even after months. Instagram promotions haven’t helped either; people drop generic comments, make promises to read, then forget. I don’t want to keep chasing or reminding them—it just feels hollow.
          
          Meanwhile, The Dry Leaves is already getting attention on Inkitt, even though I’ve also published it on ScrollStack, Wattpad, and Ajoara with no real traction. So, going forward, Inkitt will get early updates of The Dry Leaves and They Came to Baghdad, with later updates on the other platforms.
          
          Don’t get me wrong—I’m not ungrateful that four of my works (When The Moon Calls V1, Ohhhhhh I Still Don’t Get It, CDN Volume 03, and Bolo Kab Pratikaar Karoge) qualified for the Amby Awards 2k25 Round 2 on Wattpad. WTMC Vol 01 is also out as both Wattpad and ScrollStack editions, while everything else is Wattpad-exclusive. And yes, I truly appreciate that recognition.
          
          But even with those qualifications, engagement hasn’t really picked up—neither on Wattpad nor on ScrollStack. On ScrollStack, WTMC Vol 01 is paid; it’s free to read on Wattpad, as are all the Wattpad-exclusive works. Still, the traction just isn’t there.
          
          That’s why I feel Inkitt is the stronger platform overall. To be clear, I’m not planning to move or republish these particular works on Inkitt or Ajoara—I’m fine with where they are now. I just mean, generally speaking, Inkitt seems like the better option.
          
          Hope that clears it up. Thanks.

dudaninayana

https://www.wattpad.com/list/1766672836?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_reading_list&wp_page=reading_list_details&wp_uname=dudaninayana
          
          This public reading list is dedicated to all of my works that have qualified for the Amby Awards during my lifetime.
          
          If I submitted a work to the Amby Awards and it qualified, you’ll find it here.
          
          If I submitted a work but it didn’t qualify, it won’t appear on this or any other list.
          
          For other awards: if a work wins, I’ll create a separate public reading list so you can explore those pieces as well. If it doesn’t win or qualify, there won’t be a list for it.
          
          I also plan to create public reading lists for feedback and review on any of my works, so you’ll be able to read through those too.
          
          
          For now, this list is only for Amby Award qualifiers—works of mine that have, or may in the future, reach that stage.
          
          Thank you.