#SOOP on Monday: Top 30 Short Story & Book Ideas of July

“Getting an audience is hard. Sustaining an audience is hard. It demands a consistency of thought, of purpose and of action over a long period of time.” 
                                                                                                   – Bruce Springsteen                                             
Congratulations to the top performers of July!
 
SOOP’s Annual Short Story Contest has officially closed the submission phase, and today we want to talk about one of the fundamental groups you need to work on: your fan base
 
Do we bet you are wondering how you would be able to build a fan base before you publish? Building a fan base is something that an author needs to do before you even get started writing. It will help you publish your book and generate the buzz you want.
 
It’s easy to generate attention, but the tricky part is keeping the interest. That is where all the hard work comes in. Gaining traction may make you feel like you are accomplishing something; however, the hard reality is that you won’t get anywhere if you don’t reach your target audience. 
 
Turning attraction into action is challenging but achievable with the right platform and engaging content. 
 
Visit our blog about Building a Fan Base before you Publish to learn more.
 
Every reader who votes for a Short Story Idea will enter our weekly Giveaway Program to win a Free Book. Without further ado, here are the Top 30 Short Story & Book Ideas from July: 
 
1
The Healing Connection: Creating a Partnership for Your Health

Genres: Book Idea – Diet, Health, & Fitness, , Religion & Spirituality

2
Who Are You?

Genres: ,  Contest Category – LGBTQ+,

3
Horror
The Field

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Horror,

4
Fields of Elysium

Genres: Contest Category – Dystopian,

5
A Woman in Red

Genres: Contest Category – Horror,

6
Tentative: The myth of creation and rain

Genres: Contest Category – Children’s Fiction,

7
The Little Things

Genres: Contest Category – Religion & Spirituality,

8
Horror
Tell No One

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Horror,

9
The Year of Freedom

Genres: Contest Category – Self Help Personal Development,

10
His Deadly Obsession

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Thriller,

11
Paunches and Folds

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Young Adult,

12
We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Fantasy,

13
Nine-Thirty

Genres: Contest Category – Thriller,

14
The Vault

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Historical Fiction,

15
What Remains

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Science Fiction,

16
Good Riddance

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Detective & Mystery,

17
The Swoozlemonger

Genres: , Contest Category – Children’s Fiction,

18
Why I chose to fight back against stress

Genres: , Contest Category – Self Help Personal Development,

19
Call Me

Genres: , Contest Category – Thriller,

20
Starboard

Genres: , Contest Category – Memoir & Autobiography,

21
The Captive

Genres: , Contest Category – Dystopian,

22
The Confession

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Detective & Mystery,

23
Being Bullied

Genres: Book Idea – Biographies & Memoirs, , Teens

24
Breaking Through

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Motivational & Inspirational,

25
Lagrimas a Corazón Partido

Genres: ,

26
They Love me there

Genres: , Contest Category – Religion & Spirituality,

27
Toit Time Adventures

Genres: , Contest Category – Children’s Fiction,

28
Super Suboptimal: A Series of Disappointments – Part One: Magnificent Ben

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Young Adult,

29
SOCIAL CANCER BREAKOUT

Genres: ,  Contest Category – Positive Social Transformation,

30
The Wrath of Selene

Genres: , Contest Category – Historical Fiction,

How to Make the Top 30?

Simple! Gather as many votes as you can during a month! 

It might sound like too much work, but before you rethink our voting strategy, read this blog about the basic concepts of our Voting Program. Feel free to check out this blog for additional input on authenticity. 

Work with SOOP

Everyone at SOOP will help you work towards success.

When you submit your Book Idea, you can choose one of two ways to reach your publishing goal: Free or Premium Levels. At each stage of the voting process, SOOP’s Free Level assigns homework, which helps you not only make substantial progress in marketing your work, but also helps you develop the best story possible. SOOP manages your homework in phases and returns your homework on a pass/fail basis.

SOOP’s Premium Level also assigns homework with a required 85% passing grade, ensuring you understand the curriculum before proceeding. In addition to a higher standard for your homework, our panel of experts provides personalized feedback, arming you with more information and allowing you to adjust the course when necessary.

Explore our website to learn more about our Author-Driven Publishing model, read additional FAQ answers, or submit a book idea. SOOP is working hard to improve the unique connection that readers, writers, and service providers can establish on our platform.

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