All the Invisible Work Before Publishing for Real

Well, here we are — second blog post.
Despite all the challenges of writing —which honestly feels like trying to run a world simulator inside your own head— today’s post is about something I’m still figuring out:
besides writing, there’s an entire set of skills and processes needed just to get a story safely to port.

This website alone took me several days to complete.
Fortunately, the “Fictioneer” team saved me — their free template and documentation helped me put this site together after some research and trial-and-error.

I’m also working on setting up social media profiles and planning my publishing points.

Normally, I used to read novels I liked directly from random websites, using Google Translate when needed.
(And anyone who says I only read pirated novels on shady sites like 69shuba is defaming me)

Anyway, the point is:
now that I’m publishing my own work, I have to adapt to multiple platforms, both for serialization and for future compiled editions.

Based on what I’ve researched and prepared so far, you’ll probably find my stories on:

📖 Wattpad
📖 Inkspired
📖 Royal Road
📖 Scribble Hub
📖 Amazon
📖 Google Books
📖 Gumroad

If you’re reading this post sometime after I’ve started publishing —
I honestly don’t know how you found the time to stumble upon this page —
but seriously, thank you for giving my work a chance.