/lit/ - Literature

Opinions on the platform / shill thread.
Been needing somewhere to put my work would love to see other people from here.

>>21887915

Hey anon, you've been effort posting for a while, if you dont mind i have a few slightly odd questions for you. Kind of like an interview

> First, how are you?
> Who are some of you favorite living poets/writers?
> what are your opinions on online vs trad publishing?
>do you think online platforms have any worthwhile poetry communities?
>Do you think there is an audience for good writing?
>How do you advertise your work?
>What is your opinion on the role of difficult poetry vs throwaway instagram poets?
> What is your opinion on the state of writing on lit?

Thanks in advance .

Do you read shit on substack?
Do you publish shit on substack?
Is this website a grift?
Is this how writers actually make money in 2023?

Any good writers on substack? So far I've only found one

this is a thread where you can shill your writings on substack and medium.

don't be annoying and don't be a faggot. thazzit

>https://thedayofthecollar.substack.com/p/why-the-left-should-listen-to-bronze?s=w

Does anyone actively read things on Substack? Supposedly it's kind of reinvented blogging. I know a number of commentators that /lit/ likes have Substack pages. Also, is there any fiction or poetry being published on Substack that you like?

what are some interesting and food for thought substack newsletters i should subscribe to? i'm new to the platform and i don't give a shit about crypto or marketing

is substack a good place to publish my stuff?
how do I gain a following?