I wasn't sure how it happened, but one day I just put up a short chapter on a free platform. Read about this 18-year-old Inkitt author's road to success!
Continue reading Inkitt Author Spotlight – Miss_Toria_Blue at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Katlego Moncho lasted two years as a financial planner before she left the corporate world to pursue a full-time writing career.
Although the twenty-six-year-old put pen to paper when she was much younger, it was only in 2012 that she began to take writing seriously. I’m certain her readers are glad she did!
Her book, Mateo Santiago, was first published by Inkitt on Amazon and is now currently available as an immersive story on GALATEA.
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Born and raised in Jamaica, Inkitt author Danielle Jaggan is currently a high school student. She penned her first book in 2019, but deleted it after a year. Fortunately, she opted to try her luck again in 2020 with her story Alpha Ares, which is fast becoming an Inkitt fan favorite and is under contract with GALATEA.
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Inkitt is excited to present: Hated by My Mate author, Nathalie Hooker
Nathalie Pauline Hooker Francis, who publishes her work as Nathalie Hooker, comes from San Andres, a tiny Columbian island in the Caribbean. Born into a family of artists, writing is her medium of choice. Also a consultant for Claro Mobile Services, this busy mom of a four-year-old still manages to spend her free time writing, and it’s a good thing since her book Hated by My Mate has become an Inkitt fan favorite!
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At Inkitt, we want authors to succeed. Today, we dive into some of our most frequently asked questions about Inkitt processes for authors and readers. Let’s address how to get started with Inkitt, get more readers, join the author subscription program, and use Inkitt to its full potential.
Today’s Questions: How Does Inkitt Work? Is Inkitt Legit for Writers?
Continue reading Ask Inkitt: How Does Inkitt Work? Is Inkitt Legit? at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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Although she studied engineering in college, C.M. Williams began writing at twelve-years-old. Both her parents were avid readers, so naturally reading became a big part of her life as well. Her writing seemed to flow naturally from there, with romance as her favorite genre. Her first novel, The Tech Billionaire’s Assistant, became an Inkitt fan favorite and earned her a contract with GALATEA.
Continue reading Inkitt Author Spotlight – C.M. Williams at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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Hailing from Port Elizabeth, South Africa, author Dannika Didloff writes werewolf romance stories. Her first book, Broken Queen, quickly became an Inkitt fan favorite and recently became the third book on GALATEA to reach 1 million dollars in sales! Although her writing started as a pastime to combat boredom, for this young author, it’s become her greatest success to date.
Continue reading Inkitt Author Spotlight – Dannika Didloff at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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Win Cash Prizes and a Publishing Contract with GALATEA!
Who?
Mystery, suspense, thriller, and horror writers! If you write captivating cliffhangers or things that go bump in the night, our TURN OFF THE LIGHTS contest is perfect for you!
When?
Contest is open now and runs until 11:59 pm PST on February 28th.
Why?
TURN OFF THE LIGHTS is the biggest writing contest in Inkitt’s history.
Continue reading Enter Inkitt’s Biggest Writing Contest Yet! at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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With the holidays fast approaching, my to-do list feels like it is about to become unmanageable. There’s shopping, and cleaning, and cooking, and house guests…
I love the holidays, though, and I don’t want to get completely bogged down with chores and errands and stress. So, every year around this time, I tell myself the season doesn’t have to be exhausting, and I make a list (because lists are a thing for me) of go-to reminders to help me chill.
Continue reading An Attitude of Gratitude at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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few scenes of my book. Any tips on how to make sure the ending works?
This is a great question. Usually, when I begin a story, I
already have the ending in mind. It may change a little as I develop the plot
and characters through my writing, and I allow for that evolution when tweaks
to the ending give it more punch.
Continue reading Ask Inkitt – The Ending Matters at Inkitt Writer's Blog.
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