WRITING WEBSITES/APPS THAT YOU DESERVE FOR YOUR STORIES <3

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So my first blog on here is gonna be about writing because why not? :) So here are the best websites/apps you can use to make sure your stories shine and get noticed as they should depending on what content you're posting.

Now small note that this is purely on my opinion and research, and there are soo many more like Fanfiction.net and Royal Road.

ORIGINAL WORK: So for original work that is purely based on your own ideas, and when I say purely, I mean that you were literally doing random stuff when you were like "Hey, lIgHtBLub~, use this;

• Wattpad. Purely known for its EXPLICIT content throughout nearly 70% of it's stories, but a good writing space for you to publish original content. You can even post fanfics there, though I would suggest more of original because of how the audience that you would want for you books becomes more focused instead of broad. Wattpad is both an app and website.

Now keep in mind, if you're young, your parents won't approve if they know about Wattpad and it's...content, so I suggest if you're young to work on Royal Road (Chapters of Fantasy and Sci-Fi mainly) and Kindle Vella (Mainly for episodes of Romance, Sci-fi, and, Fantasy).

FANFIC WORK: Now for fanfic work, you guys know what it is so I won't go into detail, this is what you can use;

• Archive of Our Own. You may or may not have heard this before, but this is the best Fanfic site to post whatever story you have about your fandom because of the range of fandoms it has. Now you can post original, but DON'T because I have looked up original work there and it's very sad to see that no one even looks at them. Now AO3, as we call it, has a website where it's full operational but unlike Wattpad, it doesn't have an official app yet. 

I may not have mentioned this at the beginning, but AO3 is also a bit explicit, maybe even MORE explicit than Wattpad so if you want to read anything which you can, please be careful and look at the tags...they say everything 0-0. As of replacements for AO3, there are stuff like Fanfiction.net (which is sorta like AO3 but has less range) and Wattpad, I guess if you're willing to jump in that boat. 

Yeah sooo...Lemme know whether these help :D