/lit/ - Literature

So I'm thinking of creating a self-published novel series, emulating the format of Japanese light novels (short chapter books with illustrations done by me). I'm wondering how to make the self-publishing model economically viable. How do you build up an audience? Do you use like twitter or reddit or something? Do you start a patreon? What do successful self published authors do?

>>16975595
>just finished reading The Brother's Karamzov because I saw it's highly regarded here

>>11800666
>Same threads, same retards who have done zero minute of reading on the technological question. They resort to personal attacks on Teds, or plain retarded arguments that get debunked in high school level works on technology. They are always aggressive too. I wonder why.
They're just butthurt CIA niggers.
Ted still failed to confront the Jewish question or consider how space exploration could free you from gobt tyranny. I think white technocracy would be fine, and space exploration would be the next profound step for humanity and escape from govt tyranny.

>>10093041
Same purpose as always, keep your genetics (and by extension, the species) alive into the future
This doesn't even really require a massive leap, as capitalist competition does an adequate job of motivating innovation in the realm of technological progress

>>8569546