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The Inkys: Inkitt’s First-Ever Writer Awards
Meet The Inkys We are excited to announce Inkitt’s first annual writing awards, celebrating the stories and storytellers that made…
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The Benefits of Inkitt for Authors
Let’s be real—talking about ourselves isn’t our favorite thing. We see the chatter across platforms…
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…
How to Write Forbidden Love in Fantasy Romance: Inkitt Team’s Tips
Forbidden love has always been one of the most powerful romance tropes, and in fantasy…
Which Fantasy Romance Hero Would Fall for You? Inkitt Quiz
Ever wondered what kind of swoon-worthy fantasy hero would be completely obsessed with you? Whether…
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Top 5 Fantasy Romance Tropes Readers Love (and How to Write Them)
Fantasy romance is one of the most loved genres on Inkitt. It brings together the magic of another world with the deep emotions of falling in love. But what really…
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Today, we’re celebrating something truly special – the launch of Zohra Series Book 1: Karshok by the talented Nooz Aster on Galatea! Read Karshok on Galatea…
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…
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We get this question a lot at Inkitt: “Is it okay to change the genre of my story after I’ve already started writing it?” Short answer? Yes. Long answer? Yes, but with some planning and care. Let’s dive in. Become an author on Inkitt today! First, What Do We Mean by Changing Genre? Think of it like this: You start writing a light, flirty rom-com. But halfway through, your main character witnesses a murder… And suddenly, BAM! It’s a thriller. Or maybe you’re deep into a sci-fi space opera, but the characters start falling in love and now it’s looking…