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Hey all, I was wondering if anyone has published their books on lulu and was wondering how your experience was in general. I know Amazon has the bigger user base. But I'm still curious if it's a decent alternative or if there's another company that's better. Thanks

Has anyone tried lulu to sell there novels?

Hey all, quick question. What is KU? I'm not familiar with the shortened version of the company or website. Thanks

At some point I'll have to cross this bridge

Only for a last resort

Well the spirit is willing, but the flesh is spongy and bruised. :blob_popcorn_two:

I want to write a joke but I feel it wouldn't make things better. And it probably would be as original as a school life story. :blob_neutral:

I feel like it would be similar to the brain slug in Starship Troopers. Sucking out the nuggety brains..... :blob_cookie:

One, it was a bit of a joke. Two, in the early chapters yes I believe it is readers going back to chapters they like but when I get to the chapters that are in the 50+ range and beyond. I would have a plot chapter be around 500 views for the week and my +18 chapter break around 1300 views in...

I'll probably be picking your brain in the future when I get to the point of uploading my novel up to Amazon. And thanks for the heads up about the page limit. I would have missed the fine print on that restriction. Best of luck my friend.

Well I write smut novels and they like to go straight to the chapters that I tagged with the +18. Some people just like to ignore good plot in the middle of their smut. *Sigh*

OP's idea is similar to Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells

Not a bad idea. But you would have to put in the time to understand how the MC feels during all those months. I wouldn't hand wave and time jump as hard as you have it written in the prolonged right now. It's hard to identify with the MC's struggles with this disease he has. And you would want...

Looking at it, it seems like you don't care about whatever this story is. Either commit to this story or burn it and uses this as an exercise when you start your next one. If you start your next one.

Yeah, it's somewhere to me where it's something with the story that starts getting lame or going in a direction that I'm not happy with and I just drop it and move on. Plus it is hard for me to read someone else work when I'm writing my own stories. Start getting in the head space of wanting to...

Don't loose that smile. See you around cowboy.

@Hans.Trondheim is just recording history in an easy to follow format. It's not his fault that that @Anon2023 got pegged. I tell you, the messenger is always the first to get shot :blobchristmas:

Plus it's hard to assess your work. If the only novel we can see only has 3 chapters.

I feel it's a loading question

Hmmm! The sweet tease of lore! I wonder who going to be served this time?