r/wroteabook

31K archived posts · Jul 2013 – Sep 2026

Wrote A Book: Where Redditors Come To Promote Their Written Work

r/wroteabook

Welcome! Please see our pinned post on formatting before posting! This is a place for Redditors to post links and descriptions of their finished magnum opi. All genres of literature and graphic novels are welcome with no length requirements, so long as it is a completed, published work FOR SALE. Shameless self-promotion is the entire purpose of this subreddit, so share your published stories without fear of being vilified as a spammer.

Created Jul 2, 2013

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###Please read the sidebar before submitting!

PLEASE read this announcement before submitting!

Welcome! This is a place for Redditors to post links and descriptions of their finished magnum opi. All genres of literature and graphic novels are welcome with no length requirements, so long as it is a completed, published work. Shameless self-promotion is the entire purpose of this subreddit, so share your published stories without fear of being vilified as a spammer.

Also check out r/ShareItWithMe!

Please read the following before submitting:

Submission Format

All submission titles should include a [Type] tag then the title of your work, followed by a (Genre) tag. Example:
[Novel] The Hobbit (Fantasy/Adventure)
Post details, such as a blurb, promo code, or whatever else you'd like to say about your work in a top-level comment.
This will minimize clutter and allow readers to more easily search through older submissions for material that interests them!

Rules and Guidelines

» This subreddit is for completed, published works only. Links to Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords, etc. are acceptable, but links to raw documents and unfinished pieces will be removed.
» Post only that work which you have the rights to. If you wrote it, post it; if you didn't, convince the person who wrote it to post it.
» Link directly to a purchasable copy of your work. Links to personal blogs that, in turn, link to a purchasable copy are acceptable.
» Asking for critique is better suited for appropriate r/writing threads, as well as other critique subreddits.
Accept criticism graciously. If someone doesn’t like your work, look for opportunities for growth.
» When offering criticism, give something more than a negative reaction. If you don’t like someone’s work, suggest ways to improve.
» NSFW material should be marked as such.
» Most of all, enjoy some fresh writing from fellow redditors!

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