In this blog, we share an exciting announcement of KC Blogs being featured in Feedspot’s Top 100 Writing Blogs for third year consecutively.
There are moments in a journey that make you pause, reflect, and quietly acknowledge how far you have come. This is one of them.
We are delighted to share that the Keemiya Creatives blog has once again been featured in FeedSpot’s Top 100 Writing Blogs on the Web (2026 Edition) — marking our third consecutive year on this list.
Why This Recognition Matters
In a digital space filled with writing advice, publishing insights, and content around storytelling, being consistently recognised by a platform like FeedSpot is meaningful.
FeedSpot curates blogs based on:
- Quality and consistency of content
- Relevance to readers
- Authority within the niche
- Engagement and value
To be included once is encouraging. To be included three years in a row signals that the conversations we are building around writing and publishing are resonating.
FeedSpot helps you find the best blogs on the web. (bloggers.feedspot.com)
What the KC Blog Has Always Tried to Do
From the very beginning, the intention behind KC blog has been simple: To make the world of writing and publishing clearer, more accessible, and more honest, especially for Indian authors.
Because the reality is:
- Publishing can feel opaque
- Marketing advice can feel overwhelming
- Writing journeys can feel isolating
Through KC blog, we have tried to break that down. Not with generic advice, but with grounded, industry-aware insights that reflect how publishing actually works today.
The Conversations That Shaped This Journey
Over the past year, KC blog has explored themes that many writers quietly struggle with:
- The changing role of publishers in India
- Why marketing is no longer optional for authors
- The difference between PR and marketing
- The realities of self-publishing vs traditional publishing
- The rise of regional literature and shifting reader behaviour
- The impact of trends, news cycles, and public discourse on book visibility
These are not always easy conversations, but are necessary. Because writing a book is only one part of the journey. Understanding what comes after is equally important.
Three Years Later: What Has Changed
When we first started KC Blog, the goal was to share insights. Today, the goal remains the same, but the responsibility feels greater. The publishing landscape in India has evolved rapidly:
- More authors are choosing independent and self-publishing routes
- Digital platforms are influencing discovery more than ever
- Authors are expected to think beyond writing and into positioning
- Conversations around AI, originality, and ethics are emerging
As these shifts happen, the need for clear, practical, and honest guidance has only grown. Being recognised for three consecutive years reinforces our commitment to continuing this work.
This Recognition Belongs to the Writing Community
While this is our name on the list, this recognition is not ours alone.
It belongs to:
- The authors who read, share, and engage with our content
- The writers who ask questions that shape what we write next
- The community that continues to support thoughtful conversations around publishing
Every comment, every share, every message adds to this ecosystem. And we are deeply grateful for it.
What Lies Ahead
If the past few years have taught us anything, it is that the writing and publishing journey is constantly evolving. Which means the conversation must evolve with it.
Going forward, the KC blog will continue to focus on:
- Real-world publishing insights for Indian authors
- Practical guidance on marketing and positioning
- Deeper conversations around craft, editing, and storytelling
- Navigating new challenges — including AI and digital publishing
The aim remains unchanged: To help authors not just write books, but understand what it takes to bring those books into the world.
To everyone who has been part of this journey — thank you.
And if you are new here, welcome. If you are a writer navigating publishing in India, whether you are working on your first manuscript or your fifth, this space is for you.
At Keemiya Creatives, we work with authors across stages, from manuscript development to publishing strategy and book marketing.
If you are looking for guidance on:
- Strengthening your manuscript
- Preparing your book for submission
- Understanding how to position and promote your work
Reach out to us, today!
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