For years, authors have debated: is Kindle Unlimited still worth it? Kindle Unlimited (KU) revolutionized ebook access by letting readers consume unlimited titles for a monthly fee. But as the publishing landscape has shifted—particularly with the rise of direct reader support, subscription platforms, and creator-owned publishing—many authors are asking anew: is Kindle Unlimited still worth it for their careers, income, and reader relationships in 2026? Come along as we evalu

Authors and artists publishing visual stories often ask the same question: what are the best platforms for publishing comics and webtoons?  The answer depends on format, audience goals, monetization preferences, and how much control creators want over their work. This guide compares the best platforms for publishing comics and webtoons , focusing on ownership, monetization, discovery, and audience relationship rather than promotional claims. What Is a Webtoon Platform? A webt

Learning how to monetize fiction without Amazon is no longer a fringe strategy. For many authors, choosing to monetize fiction without Amazon is about stability, control, and long-term sustainability rather than exclusivity or rapid spikes. In 2026, authors who successfully monetize fiction without Amazon are not rejecting retail entirely—they are diversifying. They understand that relying on a single retailer carries huge risks, but building direct reader relationships creat

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by Emilia Rose When it comes to storytelling, diversifying the way readers can access your work is a game-changer. Offering audiobooks alongside your text-based stories isn’t just about keeping up with trends—it’s about meeting your audience where they are. Here’s why adding audiobooks to your arsenal is worth it: 1. Reach a Broader Audience Not everyone has time to sit and read a book, but plenty of people like to listen while driving, cleaning, or working out. By offering a