Today we can find on the internet different websites for social networks of all kinds: photography, contacts, work, etc ... The world of literature was not going to be less and browsing in search of interesting news to offer you, I have come across one of these literary social networks that I did not know. I speak of Fake. Do you know her? Are you part of it? If the answer is no, perhaps after reading this article, you are encouraged to register as a new user and it is ideal especially for new authors who want to publish their first unpublished novels.
If you want to know more about the Falsaria social network, stay with us to read the rest of the article.
What is Falsaria about?
As they indicate in their own websites, Fake is a collective project that tries to establish a new way of writing and publishing under the collaborative editing format. And it is that on this website you can do all of the following and much more:
- You can spread and publicize your work to a wider audience.
- You will receive opinions from other authors and readers about your writing.
- You can choose to sell your e-Book in the Falsaria Library and thus earn money with your work.
- With the help of corrections and advice from Falsaria's colleagues you will be able to improve your style and gain in literary quality.
- You can expand your literary curriculum.
- You can become published author, both in paper and digital format, internationally.
- You will participate in forums, thematic groups y creative writing workshops, where you will meet people with your same tastes and interests.
- You will be able to follow authors like you and also read his works.
The way to work is simple:
- You publish an article, be it a story, a poem, a story, etc.
- Your work becomes part of a page called «Almost Cover» in which it will be for 24 hours. If you get positive feedback by readers, at least 10 positive votes, you will be part of the cover or main page of Falsaria, where you are more likely to be voted more and better.
- Whether it gets the 10 votes or not, your writing will also be available in the "category" to which it corresponds: stories, poems, short stories, theater, essays, and so on.
Simple, right?
Currently, Falsaria is in trial version, but I think it's a pretty good literary site that needs to be given a try. Especially since she gives it to young writers who can publish their "works" and be valued for it. What do you think? Do you dare to register? Would you publish any of your work openly and for everyone?