I've been looking for a place to publish my fiction for years.  Never wanted to do traditional publishing, and the vast majority of self-publishing leaves me with less control than I'd like, and also still leaves me splitting my income with them.

Spending today researching options - I've been working on a serialized fiction concept this year, and nowhere felt right to put.

But with the tools of web3 and the blockchain - and the emerging Farcaster culture where tipping creators is the norm - I think I'm getting some ideas!

Came across this article while searching around for possibilities.

I've been looking for a place to publish my fiction for years.  Never wanted to do traditional publishing, and the vast majority of self-publishing leaves me with less control than I'd like, and also still leaves me splitting my income with them.

Spending today researching options - I've been working on a serialized fiction concept this year, and nowhere felt right to put.

But with the tools of web3 and the blockchain - and the emerging Farcaster culture where tipping creators is the norm - I think I'm getting some ideas!

Came across this article while searching around for possibilities.

https://zine.zora.co/the-case-for-onchain-publishing

Devotional polytheist living a monastic lifestyle centered on curiosity, simplicity, and joy.  Exploring the intersection of technology and spirituality.

That would be fantastic!  I definitely prefer DC - I'm a hermit with a love of asynchronous text communication.  I am a prolific writer, but my main platform has been Facebook where I experimented with finding my voice, building an audience, and refining my donation-based income model - one of the things that greatly appeals to me about Farcaster, Paragraph, Zora, and other platforms is the built-in ability for content consumers to support the people who inspire them.  I know from experience that a generosity-based income can work on a micro level, so to see it being experimented with on the scale here at Farcaster is delightful.

Would love to show you around Paragraph and see how we may be able to help — let me know if you're up for a quick call or happy to share more over DC.

Zora

Where writers share, grow, and get paid — one post at a time.

I love this article too. Collected it immediately when it came out.

I miss Zora Zine a lot. They stopped publishing last year, and it doesn't look like they plan to re-start. :(

But /zora is still one of my two fav places to self-publish onchain. (The other is @paragraph).