: Re: Will blogging my fiction limit its ability to be traditionally published later? Somewhere, don't ask me where, I picked up the idea that publishers don't like works that the public has already
Even though Kate mention valid points, I have a different point of view: The rules have not changed and probably will never.
Traditional publishers want to make money. If they think your writing will make money, they publish it, no matter if you have already published on your blog.
Yes, they will tell you, that blog publishing is a problem, and if they have to choose between two similar projects, one already published, one not, then it's likely they pick the unpublished one.
On the other hand you are building an audience with your blog upfront, which means: possible customers. A similar unpublished project with this advantage is hard to find.
Besides that, why shouldn't you publish them yourself, on your blog, as ebook, as POD? If you are successful, traditional publishers will probably approach you instead the other way around.
Last, but not least:
I'd have to write up an entirely new piece
So what? Are you a writer or not?
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