One of the great things about writing online is interaction. Readers will comment on individual chapters. Or stories. You don't get that with printed novels. If you are lucky, you get a review of the whole book. If your main goal s to have readers and know what they think of your writing, then online writing is the way to go. You are probably not going to make lots of money either way, so why not get that interaction?
One of the great things about writing online is interaction. Readers will comment on individual chapters. Or stories. You don't get that with printed novels. If you are lucky, you get a review of the whole book. If your main goal s to have readers and know what they think of your writing, then online writing is the way to go. You are probably not going to make lots of money either way, so why not get that interaction?
As a side note, comics have pretty much been digitally lettered since the 1990's. Hand lettering? Are you mad?
I'm enjoying this updated guide. Have I said that yet, or have I been too busy cracking Sally jokes over on Triverse?