Recommendations for Selling Novels 6

Hello, I am Mitsuru Amano.

Everyone, are you enjoying note, the social media platform for selling writing?
Are you selling your novels?

I think there are quite a few people writing novels on note, but don't you have the worry that they aren't being read?
Or, are you satisfied just because they are being read?

Living off royalties is something that people who aim to be novelists aspire to.
Isn't that right?
It takes time to write a novel.
Writing, reading back, rewriting, reading back, rewriting.
It's not like note articles where you can just dash them off and post them quickly. (Although I'm sure some people spend time writing their articles, I believe writing a novel takes several times more time and effort than that.)
And if you seek perfection, there is no limit.
Repeating, this polyrhythm.
That impulse is just like love.
No, that's not it.

That is why a novel written over time is a precious alter ego of yourself.
If it earns money forever, the hardship will be rewarded. That is why we take the time to write.

However, it is hard to get people to read them on note.
Even if they are read, you only get a tiny bit of recognition.
That is why many people quit note even though they are writing wonderful works.
Or there are people who stop updating and become readers only.
Or there are people who update only when they feel like it sometimes.

If you make it paid, it won't be read.
So you want to publish it for free and have many people read it.
There is no point if a novel isn't read.
So you actually want to charge for it, but you can't.
Aren't you in that kind of dilemma?

On note, past articles are rarely read.
So even if your work is read to some extent when it is first published, after a while, it won't be read at all.
Don't you have such works sleeping on your note?
Why not sell those sleeping works at 'Amano Bookstore'?
Please sell them at Amano Bookstore.

Is this Book-Off!

Since the possibility of being read is low, why not take the plunge and try selling them?
Even just one work is fine.
Sell your past masterpieces and let me sell them at my 'Amano Bookstore'.

Even if you try to sell your novels only on your own note, they won't sell easily.
By selling them at 'Amano Bookstore', the possibility of them selling increases significantly.
It doesn't matter if they don't sell, does it?
Isn't it nice just to have your work lined up in a bookstore?

All revenue belongs to the author.

Why not take a chance and try it?
If it sells, let's sell your other works too.
I think selling novels is a status symbol.
You will gain confidence that you are an author, and the possibility of your free works being read will also increase significantly.It's startling and moving.

I run a bookstore that sells novels on note.
(I also handle works such as poetry collections, art, and music. I do not handle essays at the moment.)
In my magazine 'Amano Bookstore', I promote sales by adding the works being sold to the magazine.

The way to participate is basically in the form of joint management, where you become a joint manager of the magazine and post your own works to the magazine.
I am also selling my own works, but I am looking for people who will become joint managers of the magazine and sell with me.
For details, please read the following article and apply for participation in the comment section.

■ Amano Bookstore sells novels by note authors.
I will introduce works that participating note authors have published for free.
If you read them and think they are interesting, please purchase their paid works at 'Amano Bookstore'.

All revenue belongs to the author. Participation is free.

I am just providing the platform for selling, so please feel free to participate.
Books don't sell unless they are lined up in a bookstore, right?Please consider distributing your books to Amano Bookstore.

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Please join!
For a monthly subscription of 400 yen, you can read all of Mitsuru Amano's world. I have also started an affordable 200 yen monthly trial plan!

★★★ There is also a joint management magazine specializing in creative work (free to join) ★★★

★★★ Joint management magazine exclusive to members ★★★

This magazine is limited to membership participants, but there are no restrictions on articles. Articles other than creative work can also be published.You can post freely without being restricted to creative work.