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Inkitt Audiobooks lets any author turn their published stories into AI-narrated audiobooks, and lets readers listen to those stories right…
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Chantie Lu’s Inkitt Breakthrough: “The Game of Obsession” Debuts on Galatea
Chantie Lu speaks like a softly, winding river, throughout our conversation it was easy to…
Sci-Fi Romance Is Getting Noticed on Inkitt
Sci-Fi romance is no longer just a niche genre. It’s becoming a reader favorite on…
The Inkitt Guide to Writing Enemies to Lovers Effectively
If you have ever stayed up way too late reading just one more chapter because…
Creating Strong Romantic Leads in Dark, Dangerous Worlds
Writing a romance set in a dark world isn’t easy. There might be war, crime,…
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Lights, Camera, Action: How Our Authors Became Streaming Stars
When you’re typing away at a story, curled up with a cup of coffee and a head full of characters, it’s hard to imagine that one day you might be…
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When Dakota Johnson talked about how Hollywood keeps choosing the same old stories, it really hit home. The book world has been doing the exact same…
As Pride Month 2025 comes to a close, we want to highlight the importance of support for the LGBTQ+ community. At Inkitt, creating a space where…
Ever wondered where your perfect romance novel would unfold? Would you be swept away in a charming small town, lost in the grandeur of a castle,…
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I could talk for days about why marriage of convenience is one of the most satisfying tropes to write and read (IMO), but here’s my attempt at a shortened version of why tropes are magical, and why I believe Marriage of Convenience reigns supreme. (Okay, I’m sort of joking. I write all the tropes and love them dearly… but Marriage of Convenience is my comfort food—both to write and to read.) Why Romance Tropes Are Magical As a reader, the beauty of tropes lies in the promise. I know what I’m walking into when I pick up a book, and…