Reddit reviews [Prompt Me]

We found 5 Reddit comments about [Prompt Me]. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

5 Reddit comments about [Prompt Me]:

u/scottbeckman · 9 pointsr/WritingPrompts

I'm not sure if I completely understand your question, but this is what I think you're asking: if you wrote the stories then you can publish them. They are yours. Someone actually did exactly this, publishing their /r/WritingPrompts stories on Amazon.

Edit: also, there are a lot of authors that have published books that expanded on prompt responses.

u/lantech · 5 pointsr/HFY

Luna Lovewell self published a book on Amazon - a compilation of the short stories that she has posted to Reddit.

http://smile.amazon.com/Prompt-Me-W-P-Kimball-ebook/dp/B014S7TDIK

u/xalley · 5 pointsr/Luna_Lovewell

Rex Electi is a book she wrote based on a prompt here on reddit. There's also Prompt Me which is a collection of short stories from writing prompts. Here's her author page on Amazon.

u/Booyahhayoob · 2 pointsr/WritingPrompts

"[Prompt Me]".

u/Luna_LoveWell · 1 pointr/casualiama

> What is the almost? What won't you answer?

Personal stuff about me. Where I live, my name, etc.

> PS I read you're stuff all the time, it's always good time! The one that's sticking with me right now is that super hero/super villain couple, that one is adorable.

I love that one too. As I just mentioned in another comment, there's another part to it in my book [Prompt Me] where the couple has a race around the world.