Question 1

What is PubliWrite?

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What is PubliWrite?

PubliWrite is a platform for authors, readers, and publishing collaborators. For authors, PubliWrite provides tools to write, edit, collaborate, publish, and sell books. Authors can work on their manuscripts, prepare them for publication, publish digital and print formats, manage royalties, and track their sales from one place. For readers, PubliWrite offers access to PubliRead, the platform’s marketplace, where they can discover, purchase, read, and review books published by authors on PubliWrite. PubliWrite is designed to make the publishing journey easier by bringing the main steps of writing, publishing, selling, and reading into one connected platform.

Who can use PubliWrite?

PubliWrite can be used by:

Authors who want to write, publish, and sell their books.
Readers who want to discover, buy, and read books.
Editors and collaborators who work with authors during the writing and editing process.
Publishing partners or professionals who want to explore collaboration, distribution, or licensing opportunities.

What can authors do on PubliWrite?

Authors can use PubliWrite to:

Start writing a new book
Import a manuscript written elsewhere
Edit and format their manuscript
Collaborate with editors, co-authors, or other contributors
Prepare their book for publication
Publish digital and/or print books
Sell through the PubliWrite marketplace (PubliRead)
Track sales and earnings
Mana

Question 2

2. March Contest - The many faces of women

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Welcome to PubliWrite’s March Contest - ''The many faces of women''! We are thrilled to have you join us for this exciting opportunity. Best of luck to all participants! 🎉

Prizes:

For authors: $300
For reviewers: $50

As with any competition, we have a few rules to ensure fairness and compliance. Please review them carefully before submitting your entry.

Rules for Entry

Theme: The theme of the contest is Women. This theme celebrates the diverse identities, struggles, triumphs, and everyday moments that define what it means to be a woman. We invite writers to explore the vast spectrum of womanhood through their stories. Fiction or nonfiction, historical or futuristic, personal or imagined, we want narratives that reveal the many faces of women—their strength, vulnerability, ambition, and spirit. The goal is to give voice to the depth and diversity of women’s experiences. Writers can draw from their own lives, historical figures, fictional characters, or even speculative concepts.
Word Count: 3,000–5,000 words
Language: English
All submissions must be entirely original, created by the author without the use of AI tools or plagiarism.
Content containing harmful or discriminatory material will not be accepted.
To be eligible to enter the competition all the content must be written on PubliWrite's collaborative editor.
To submit an entry in the competition, you must create an account on PubliWrite and agre

Question 3

How do royalties work on PubliWrite?

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How do royalties work on PubliWrite?

Royalties are the earnings authors receive when their books are sold through PubliWrite or PubliRead. On PubliWrite, your royalty rate depends on your author plan. After a book sale, PubliWrite applies the platform fee connected to your plan, and the remaining amount becomes your author royalty.

Royalty rates by plan

Your royalty rate depends on your PubliWrite plan: | Plan | Author royalty | Platform fee | | ---- | | Free Plan | 80% | 20% | | Author Plus | 90% | 10% | | Authorpreneur | 95% | 5% | This means authors can earn between 80% and 95% of eligible book sales, depending on their plan.

Digital and print royalties

Royalties are calculated differently depending on the book format. For digital books, royalties are usually calculated based on the digital book sale price and your plan’s royalty rate. For print books, printing costs are deducted first. The remaining amount is then used to calculate royalties according to your plan. For detailed examples, see:

When do royalties appear in my account?

After a sale is made, your earnings are added to your author dashboard. From your dashboard, you can track sales, earnings, royalti

Question 4

What is PubliWrite’s Promotion Program?

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We have launched our own Promotion Program for authors who choose us!

Marketing is hard and yes, it takes time to test and see what’s best for you, to know your audience and to deliver best performing content, but teamwork makes the dream work.

We are here to help you get recognition faster and boost your social media presence in the best way possible. That’s why we came up with the idea of this promotion program.

What do we offer?

1. Social Media Exposure

We will promote your book across our social media channels. Together, we can tailor a strategy that suits you best—this may include book features, sneak peeks, author interviews, or any specific requests you may have.

Why do we do this? Because PubliWrite is more than just a publishing platform—we're building a community. We want our social media presence to serve as a bridge between authors and readers, a place where books are discovered and voices are heard. By featuring our authors regularly, we position PubliWrite as the go-to hub for discovering new talent and engaging stories.

2. Homepage & Marketplace Visibility

Your book will be featured on the homepage of PubliWrite and highlighted in our online marketplace. This ensures that it gets prime visibility as soon as someone lands on the platform.

Why do we do this? Because we believe that visibility shouldn’t be limited to bestsellers or big names. We want every author who joins our program to feel seen and celebrated. Showcasing books on

Question 5

How do I withdraw money from my account?

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How do I withdraw money from my account?

You can withdraw your available earnings from the Sales & Finances section of your PubliWrite dashboard. After a sale is made, the earnings first enter a 45-day locked refund period. Once this period ends, eligible funds become available for withdrawal, as long as the sale was not refunded or returned.

Before you withdraw

Before requesting a withdrawal, make sure that:

Your earnings are available for withdrawal
The 45-day locked period has ended
Your payment details are correct
You have completed any required verification steps

Withdrawal options

PubliWrite currently supports two withdrawal options: | Withdrawal type | What you need | Processing provider | | ---- | | Fiat withdrawal | KYC verification | Stripe | | Crypto withdrawal | Solana wallet address | Helio |

How to request a withdrawal

To withdraw your available funds:

Log in to your PubliWrite account.
Go to Sales & Finances.
Click Withdraw.
Choose the withdrawal type: Fiat or Crypto.
Follow the instructions for your selected withdrawal method.

Fiat withdrawals

To withdraw fiat currency, such as USD or EUR, you need to complete KYC verification. If your KYC verification is not complete, you will be prompted to complete it before continuing. Once your verification is comp

Question 6

How do I manage changes and version history?

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How do I manage changes and version history?

PubliWrite automatically saves changes as you work on your manuscript, so you can keep track of edits and review previous versions when needed. Version history is especially useful when you are working with collaborators, reviewing edits, or checking how your manuscript has changed over time.

How does version history work?

As you write and edit, PubliWrite saves updates to your manuscript automatically. Version history allows you to:

Review earlier versions of your manuscript
See when changes were made
Check which collaborator made changes, where available
Compare previous versions with the current version
Restore an earlier version if needed

How do I access version history?

To access version history:

Open your manuscript in the editor.
Go to the Collaboration tab on the right side of the screen.
Select Versioning.
Review the list of previous versions. Each version may include useful details such as the time of the change and the collaborator connected to that version, where available.

How do I restore a previous version?

If you want to return to an earlier version of your manuscript:

Open your manuscript in the editor.
Click the Version history icon on the right side of the screen.
Review the list of saved versions.
Find the version you want to restore.
Click the restore icon next to that version. Once restored, the selected version becomes the current version of y

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