Doujin Press

Doujin Press Doujin Press is a small press in the process of starting up. We're on the lookout for fresh new authors and artists!

We're on the lookout for fresh new authors and artists. So if you are an aspiring writer, artist or storyteller, or even if you just like reading or otherwise indulging your imagination and creative side in movies or television, just so as long as it's all about the story, please join us! In the next few weeks and months we'll be opening up several writing contests to our members and inviting everyone to participate. :)

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04/03/2021
01/02/2021

Every. Time.
We need to power through all the distractions and get back to writing!

20/01/2021

Inspiration via Nathan W. Pyle

22/12/2020
21/12/2020

If you're reading this, you're on Facebook and not working on your new book! 🤔🤣 Breaks are a good thing, but make sure you get back to writing so we can help you publish your book and share it with the world! ✍️📚 Have a great Monday, everyone! 😄

Writing an Epic First Scene:
09/12/2020

Writing an Epic First Scene:

Do you want to write an epic first scene for your story? In this post, we tell you how to do it – with examples.

23/11/2020

Happy Monday, BookBaby friends! We hope this makes you laugh and breaks any lingering tension that may be in the air. 🤣

22/11/2020

I invite you to join me in an experience of restoring the connection with your inner creative self on December 14. Learn more at www.CreativeCure.me

17/11/2020

Could this have been you?

13/11/2020

Let’s see something you’ve created! ❤️
And don’t forget to check out Jacob Nordby’s NEWEST book The Creative Cure. Visit the link in our BIO or visit www.jacobnordby.com/books

02/11/2020

The important thing is to always write down the scene/idea, even if it doesn't initially come out as you wanted. You can always edit, rewrite, and adjust what you've worked on, but if you let the idea disappear altogether, you may have just missed out on something great! ✍️ Happy Monday, everyone! 😊

Brandon Sanderson: Five tips for writing your first novelhttps://youtu.be/mMeNnX1FGgg
01/11/2020

Brandon Sanderson: Five tips for writing your first novel
https://youtu.be/mMeNnX1FGgg

It's November, the National Writing Month here in the U.S. And if you're planning on participating in NaNoWriMo (the annual creative writing project that takes ...

12/10/2020

Happy Monday! As writers, we all understand it's about the quality of the words, not the quantity. But we can understand the feeling of diving deep into a piece of writing for many hours, feeling like you've completed nearly you're entire work, when maybe it's only a few paragraphs that you'll end up using (and the subsequent reaction). 😂

Worldbuilding questions that no one ever thinks to ask:
10/10/2020

Worldbuilding questions that no one ever thinks to ask:

But my turnips!

Some tropes to avoid in your writing:
21/09/2020

Some tropes to avoid in your writing:

Fantasy is a wonderful genre, but the world and characters of many books are often littered with unintentional clichĂŠs. Here are some of them to think about avoiding.

27/08/2020

Borrowed from our artist friend The Cranky Oracle

27/08/2020

Swiped and adapted from The Cranky Oracle

07/08/2020

I’m not sure who needs to read this today, but you’re welcome 😏

10 Unfinished Stephen King Novels:
02/08/2020

10 Unfinished Stephen King Novels:

25/07/2020

(y) Fantasy and Sci-Fi Rock My World

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Doujin Press is a support, learning, and inspiration site for prospective authors (we’re not nursing any preconceptions or elitist ideals here; if you’re already published, that’s great, but if you’re not, that’s fine, too...we consider you a writer as long as you write; having been published is just icing on the cake as far as we’re concerned - definitely “icing” that we’re all shooting for, but we certainly don’t consider it a prerequisite around here!) with a certain emphasis on self-publishing (but we don’t harbor any prejudices toward more traditional publishing options, either...any way that you can get your work in front of the eyes of readers is cool with us).

According to Wikipedia:

“Dōjin, often romanized as doujin, is a general Japanese term for a group of people or friends who share an interest, activity, hobbies, or achievement...In Japan, the term is used to refer to amateur self-published works.”

There seems to have been a little misunderstanding in the past due to our choice of name (sorry), but for the record, this is the definition of the word we intended. Many people use the words doujin and/or dōjin to refer specifically to Japanese-made fan comic books, however, this is only one possible definition. We sincerely apologize for any confusion.