Pete Maida says
My first love is fiction writing and I have put quite a bit on HubPages. However, I also don't make any money so I guess it should be based on what you expect to get out of HubPages.
Everyday Miracles says
In general publishing fiction on Hubpages is fine. Just make sure that you follow the terms of service and that you pass Google's Adsense qualifications. If not, you could wind up with your hub being flagged. Most writers don't seem to be publishing anything overly raunchy though.
It is noteworthy, however, that fiction and poetry doesn't tend to rank as well in Hubpages or Google, and you probably won't make a lot of money in Adsense earnings from fiction on Hubpages.
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AEvans says
It is O.K. so long as it is in good taste, there isn't any slander, vulgarity, false accusations or lies, as Hubpages would remove the article if they felt it was threatening or harassing. Read the rules to better understand and you will be fine.
gusripper says
Of cource we all are full of ears to listen to something that make us think,cry,imagine and a lot more
The Phil says
Write whatever you want on hubs. That's what it's all about. This is your domain to express yourself. Just keep it legit according to the Terms of Use.
capalynn says
I have quite a few stories of my own that I have thought about posting as well. However, I am not sure about copyright laws for publishing stories to a hub, and of course, I want to be cautious about that and have never published any. Let me know if you find anything out. The last thing I want is for my short stories to be published in print by Random House under some other authors name.
katyzzz says
Of course, I already write one in serial form, check it out, and do whatever pleases you
Lady_E says
Seems okay. I have just read a hub by Tamcor. It was a story about her 3 lovely kids and their different personalities.
RNMSN says
writers weekly is a good site...I just did their short story in 24 hour contest :) it was fun/cost 5 bucks...they give you the topic and number of words and there you go...next one is in Jan check it out!!
madhubber says
@Barbara Yurkoski: I've worked in the entertainment industry and it is definitely not considered published because it was written on the internet. Seth Godin released an eBook over the internet for free and it was later published as a real world book.
Ladybythelake55 says
I see no reason why you couldn't but there are other websites that you can use to write your stories on and get them noticed by both readers and publishers a like. I might suggest http://authorsden.com for a small one time price, also http://freestorycenter.com, http://fanfiction.com, also try the following websites http://tripod.com, http://writing.com, but they charge according to how many stories you want to submit and post over there. Do a good google search and you will find all the sites willing to publish your stories and http://openfiction.com. These are just some of the sites for creative writers.
Kebennett1 says
I am trying to get serious writers interested in a Hub community writing project! Read my Hub please! You may be interested! In answer to your Q, yeS! Let's Write a Book Together, Hub Community! is the name of my Hub.
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