/lit/ - Literature

Obviously already there are tense errors in my writing. I'm so used to writing in third person past tense. I done goofed. CYOMs should be written in 2nd person present tense however i suppose authors can do as they wish.

>>20614494
there's been three different editors, over a hundred contributors. the project is public domain so anybody can print it and sell it. it's a creative writing/design collective founded and developed on /lit/. if the project was ever actually worth anything at all, it would only be so because of the irreverence and originality of this board, and it could never be produced naturally by one man alone.

>>20313182
i think the best way is to write sensationalist articles for the online edition, screencap their bait-flavored headlines, and share them on /pol/. lots of spammy memes and (((disinfo))) proliferate that way. that's my approach anyway. i'll try it soon.
>>20313246
>you're not going to make any money off of this no matter how well it goes
this is true and a really useful redpill. it absolves us of the responsibility to make money so that we can focus like you said on creating.