Write3 sits at the intersection of writing and web3. It is changing the way writers bring their work to readers.

Here's 7 Write3 Projects You Should Know:

1. Jenkins The Valet - Jenkins partnered with NYT best selling author, Neil Strauss, to publish the NFT novel "Bored & Dangerous". B&D is a shining example of how the written word can engage and reward a new set of readers. This book has done $3.6 million in volume!

2. Mirror.xyz - The Web3 version of Medium. Mirror offers writing NFTs and reader subscriptions. Writers own their work and have the freedom to price how they see fit. Web3 writing is about freedom and decentralization. Mirror offers both.

3. The Tickle - The Tickle is using the blockchain to rethink how literary magazines are presented and consumed by readers. They offer an NFT subscription model that is worth emulating. The magazine industry may be dying, but Web3 magazines are on the rise.

4. Book.io - Book NFTs are challenging the Ebook industry. Web3 offers several advantages over traditional ebooks. This includes a secondary market & true ownership for collectors.

5. Paragraph - Move over Substack, Paragraph intends to challenge the newsletter establishment. Paragraph gives writers freedom and control over their work. Writers can provide their subscribers NFTs and token-gated content.

6. The VerseVerse - NFTs are showing that the written word can, and should be, considered art. Christie's recently auctioned off a poetry NFT for 5.35Eth! No one does more to promote poetry as art than the talented founders of The VerseVerse.

7. Veve - The combination of storytelling, art and NFTs make crypto comics are an excellent use case for web3 writing. Veve's E-reader is breakthrough technology for comic books. Augmented reality brings a new experience to comic book audiences.

Web3 writing is empowering a new generation of web3 creators. Follow these projects to learn more about how Write3 is changing the game.