A few months ago, Steemhouse Publishing felt very excited about the advent of Communities on Steem and looked forward to a new era of blockchain growth and development. Then Ned sold Steemit Inc.’s ninjamined

What do you see when you look at the cover image of this post? What comes to mind? Pirates? Metal detectors? Archaeologists? Whatever it is, we’re betting it would make a good story. Last week we posted

“Freewrites” have been a point of contention on the Steem blockchain for years. Writers come and go, names and faces change, and sometimes the original debate gets lost between iterations. From time to

Our last writing prompt was a smashing success. We had several outstanding Steem participants whose posts are compiled here. Now it’s time for a new prompt, and we’ll put to use the things we learned from

If you're ready for some first-rate fiction, buckle up and hold on to your hats, because we have some for you. In response to our writing prompt offered earlier this month, we had five truly outstanding

What could be better for the new year on Steem than a resurgence of interest in creative writing? Steemhouse places great emphasis on writing for publication. That is our focus. We exist to find, nurture,

Many good articles exist about narrative arc and the building blocks of fiction. Most writers agree that the mainstay of “Three Act Structure” is essential, namely the Setup, Confrontation, and Resolution.

This was not supposed to post to the blockchain. We were experimenting with a new website and added a blog feature, and this happened. Please accept our apologies.

This was not supposed to post to the blockchain. We were experimenting with a new website and added a blog feature, and this happened. Please accept our apologies.

This was not supposed to post to the blockchain. We were experimenting with a new website and added a blog feature, and this happened. Please accept our apologies.

Finally--some news to report about our developing front end! Granted, the goal we’re shooting for now differs significantly from our original blueprint. At the start, we hoped to create a blockchain site

Earlier this week, Steemhouse Publishing directors and editors met via voice conference to talk about the progress we’re making as a company. The meeting lasted two hours, which is twice the anticipated

A Quick Look Back For almost a year, we at Steemhouse have talked about a rejuvenated community, one that utilizes the blockchain as well as tools like Discord, one that doesn’t overwork members or invite

Thank you for giving us this opportunity to describe our project and startup business plan. We have sucessfully launched our first novel in the mainstream and completed a first round of marketing to both

July brings a critical milestone for Steemhouse Publishing. It marks the end of our first major bookstore tour, which covered many major cities on the East Coast of the U.S. We call it a “bookstore” tour

We ended our travels in Pensacola, Florida last week on a high note. Kirkus Reviews offered us premium ad space in their print circular, and since we are primarily marketing to booksellers, libraries,

Richmond, Virginia, was our most rewarding travel investment to date. Not only is it a city filled to the brim with arts and culture, but it’s also a featured setting in High Kill, the debut publication

For anyone thinking about publishing in the mainstream, this video is a must-see. We discuss one of the exclusivity traps that Amazon will spring on the uninitiated, our deep dissatisfaction with the FIAT

We recently visited bookstores in New Jersey, ending the day at The Lobster House in Cape May after leaving a copy of "High Kill" with Cape Atlantic Book Co. Our vlogging attracted some attention.

Ride along with @michelios and @rhondak in Savannah, Georgia, as they talk books, publishing, Steemfest 4, and how very uncool it is to eat dogs. Prepare for some laughs as you watch them muddle through