For years now I've been trying to create a full-fledged novel series dedicated to giantess play, AV in particular. I've written well over five hundred pages on the subject, and I'm very honored to have recently passed the 200 watcher mark. For an artist on Ekas that's not much to crow about, but to an author like me it means something. It's my passion. And I honed it right here on all of you.
After losing my job to COVID I decided to ramp up my writing, just to see if I could make it as an author. I actually just finished a pretty cool gothic adventure horror novel, but I need to find an agent. I'm not published yet. Several days ago I also got onto Amazon Kindle to look around and see if anyone had actually published anything like what I'm trying to create. I learned two things. First, there are several people who post short stories involving sizeplay and insertion on Amazon Kindle. Second, these stories are all fairly short. I can't find a single novel out there.
So I did it. I spent a few days polishing up my Mary & Troy series so it has proper grammar and reads better (I also added a few things), broke it up into e-book installments to comply with their formatting, sat down with my spouse to create a badass cover picture. Then I posted it. Don't get me wrong, I'm not asking anyone to buy this book. You can all read my work right here, and I would never paywall this community. Which is probably why my subscribestar isn't taking off, come to think of it...
But I ask this:
If you have Amazon Kindle Reader Unlimited, and you were ever a fan or friend to my work, please take the time to log in and look up my book and read through it. I need readers and positive reviews to boost my initial exposure, and I can't think of any crowd that knows me and my secret hobby better.
It's called "The Idle Wish: Trapped Inside, by Aurora Andrese"
It doesn't cost Kindle Unlimited subscribers anything to read this book, but every page you go through there translates to royalties for me. Far more importantly, it gets my visibility up. I can only succeed with reviews and positive comments, and for those to exist someone must take the first step and actually look at it.
And if any of you ever decide to publish your own work on Kindle, please feel free to drop me a PM with the name of your piece. I will gladly get on and read through it and leave a good review for you. Community support is a door that swings both ways.
Hustling is exhausting.
Cheers,
Andris
