Writing the books was easy.

I believe most of us thought writing the book was the hard part of this process. Oh boy, we're we wrong, that was the easy part...

Marketing, promoting, selling, defeating the AI witch hunt, no movement after months, etc. IS the hard part.

But don't discourage yourself. Patience will be your greatest asset.

Keep dreaming.

Keep working.

Uplift each other. Promote other indie authors. Promote other indie books. Let's do this collectively.

Wishing you all success.

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 days ago

How to find the subreddits that best fit you?

Hi there, I'm RCZ.

I'm a self-published author, urban Dark Fantasy is my genre. I published my very first book on KDP early this year.

I believe it's a great story. I'm hoping to find the right visibility.

May I be pointed in the right direction?

Thank you so much for your attention.

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u/RCZ_Author — 24 days ago
▲ 12 r/urbanfantasy+2 crossposts

Redesigned book cover

Hola!

I heard the feedback and I hired an Artist to redesign the cover for my book.

I'm so happy with the first draft!!!

I can't wait for the final art.

u/RCZ_Author — 24 days ago

Should I give it a break?

I published my book on April 10, 2026. Since then, I’ve sold close to 100 copies and reached almost 2,000 Kindle pages read.

But I’ve been feeling a little overwhelmed lately.

The impressions have slowed down, and fewer people seem to be reading the story right now, so I’m trying not to obsess over the numbers.

I’m thinking about taking a break from constantly checking sales and ads, then possibly relaunching the book in December with a fresh strategy.

Do you think that would be a good idea?

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u/RCZ_Author — 2 months ago

The Verdict Cycle The Fracture - Urban Fantasy - Kindle Unlimited

The Verdict: Cycle The Fracture | KU

What if the world didn't end with fire, war, or some giant asteroid?

What if it simply moved on without us?

That's the idea behind my story.

A strange winter arrives without warning. Then things start getting harder to explain. Reality doesn't quite behave the way it should. Creatures that only existed in myths begin to appear. Entire populations vanish. Forests, oceans, and wildlife begin reclaiming places that humanity once believed would always belong to us.

At the center of it all are nine teenagers from different parts of the world who discover they're connected to something far older than human civilization.

The more they learn, the more they realize this isn't an apocalypse.

The world isn't dying.

It's deciding what comes next.

And humanity may no longer be guaranteed a place in that future.

Which raises a question I keep coming back to:

If the world could choose...

Would humankind be worth saving?

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u/RCZ_Author — 2 months ago
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What if nature decided humanity was no longer welcome?

I recently finished writing the first book in a fantasy series:

Humanity has always assumed the world belongs to us.

But what if that's only because we've never had to justify our place in it?

What if nature, the planet, or whatever forces exist beyond our understanding finally decided it had enough of human dominance and began reclaiming the world?

Not out of anger.

Not out of revenge.

Simply because life could continue without us.

Would humanity be worth saving?

u/RCZ_Author — 2 months ago

What if nature decided humanity was no longer welcome?

I recently finished writing the first book in a fantasy series:

Humanity has always assumed the world belongs to us.

But what if that's only because we've never had to justify our place in it?

What if nature, the planet, or whatever forces exist beyond our understanding finally decided it had enough of human dominance and began reclaiming the world?

Not out of anger.

Not out of revenge.

Simply because life could continue without us.

Would humanity be worth saving?

u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago

Apocalyptic Fantasy

What if the world didn’t end, but simply decided humanity no longer belonged?

The Verdict Cycle: The Fracture begins a dark apocalyptic fantasy saga where nature, myth, and reality itself turn against human dominion.

As impossible cold spreads, ancient creatures return, and reality begins to fracture, a handful of teenagers across the world awaken with sigils tied to mythic forces.

They are not chosen to save humanity as it was.

They may be the only chance for humanity to continue at all, not as rulers of the world, but as one species among many.

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago

What if the world didn’t end, but simply decided humanity no longer belonged?

The Verdict Cycle: The Fracture | KU begins a dark apocalyptic fantasy saga where nature, myth, and reality itself turn against human dominion.

As impossible cold spreads, ancient creatures return, and reality begins to fracture, a handful of teenagers across the world awaken with sigils tied to mythic forces.

They are not chosen to save humanity as it was.

They may be the only chance for humanity to continue at all, not as rulers of the world, but as one species among many.

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago
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What about an Urban Apocalyptic Fantasy?

What if the apocalypse wasn’t destruction, but replacement?

The world does not end in fire. It grows quiet.

Nature is reclaiming what was taken. Myth is returning from the places humans forced it to hide. And nine marked teenagers are pulled into fractured realities where every future asks the same question:

Can humanity survive without ruling?

Or was the world always waiting for us to become unnecessary?

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago

RCZ | The Verdict Cycle The Fracture | Kindle Unlimited

What if the apocalypse wasn’t destruction, but replacement?

The world does not end in fire. It grows quiet.

In The Verdict Cycle The Fracture | KU winter arrives without warning, strange symbols spread through the ice, and two sisters begin to sense that reality itself is under pressure. Across the world, teenagers awaken marks tied to ancient mythic forces, while humanity keeps calling the impossible weather, coincidence, infrastructure failure.

But this is only the first crack.

The full saga is about a world that has finally begun to decide whether humanity deserves to continue at all. Nature is reclaiming what was taken. Myth is returning from the places humans forced it to hide. And nine marked teenagers are pulled into fractured realities where every future asks the same question:

Can humanity survive without ruling?

Or was the world always waiting for us to become unnecessary?

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago

The Verdict Cycle The Fracture | KU

When humanity is no longer trusted with the world, nature awakens its oldest judges.

Nine teenagers are marked by mythic power, forced across fractured realities to decide whether humanity deserves survival, not as rulers, but as one species among many.

u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago

The Verdict Cycle The Fracture | KU

When humanity is no longer trusted with the world, nature awakens its oldest judges.

Nine teenagers are marked by mythic power, forced across fractured realities to decide whether humanity deserves survival, not as rulers, but as one species among many.

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/BookPromotion+1 crossposts

The Verdict Cycle | KU

The Verdict Cycle | Amazon

When humanity is no longer trusted with the world, nature awakens its oldest judges.

Nine teenagers are marked by mythic power, forced across fractured realities to decide whether humanity deserves survival, not as rulers, but as one species among many.

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u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago
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Hi everyone!

I’m excited to share that I’ve just self-published my very first book, The Verdict Cycle: The Fracture. It’s the beginning of a dark fantasy saga filled with mystery, mythic forces, strange marks, and a world starting to fracture in ways no one can stop.

This project has meant a lot to me, so finally seeing it out in the world is a huge moment. If you enjoy dark fantasy, supernatural tension, apocalyptic mystery, and stories where reality itself starts to unravel, I’d love for you to check it out.

It’s available now on Amazon Unlimited, paperback, and hardcover.

Thank you so much for supporting indie authors and new stories. 🐦‍🔥

#DarkFantasy #FantasyBooks #IndieAuthor #SelfPublished #BookRecommendation #NewRelease #AmazonBooks #TheVerdictCycle

u/RCZ_Author — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/Booktokreddit+1 crossposts

Hi everyone!

I’m excited to share that I’ve just self-published my very first book, The Verdict Cycle: The Fracture. It’s the beginning of a dark fantasy saga filled with mystery, mythic forces, strange marks, and a world starting to fracture in ways no one can stop.

This project has meant a lot to me, so finally seeing it out in the world is a huge moment. If you enjoy dark fantasy, supernatural tension, apocalyptic mystery, and stories where reality itself starts to unravel, I’d love for you to check it out.

It’s available now on Amazon in eBook, paperback, and hardcover.

Thank you so much for supporting indie authors and new stories. 🐦‍🔥

#DarkFantasy #FantasyBooks #IndieAuthor #SelfPublished #BookRecommendation #NewRelease #AmazonBooks #TheVerdictCycle

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u/RCZ_Author — 4 months ago

The Verdict Cycle- Amazon

Hi everyone!

I’m excited to share that I’ve just self-published my very first book, The Verdict Cycle: The Fracture. It’s the beginning of a dark fantasy saga filled with mystery, mythic forces, strange marks, and a world starting to fracture in ways no one can stop.

This project has meant a lot to me, so finally seeing it out in the world is a huge moment. If you enjoy dark fantasy, supernatural tension, apocalyptic mystery, and stories where reality itself starts to unravel, I’d love for you to check it out.

It’s available now on Amazon in eBook, paperback, and hardcover.

Thank you so much for supporting indie authors and new stories. 🐦‍🔥

#DarkFantasy #FantasyBooks #IndieAuthor #SelfPublished #BookRecommendation #NewRelease #AmazonBooks #TheVerdictCycle

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u/RCZ_Author — 4 months ago
▲ 295 r/NewAuthor

I published my first book at the beginning of April.

And so far, 20 people are reading my crazy ideas.

Don’t give up!

Keep writing. Keep creating. Somewhere, someone is imagining the world you created.

RCZ

u/RCZ_Author — 4 months ago