Link in bio for writers
Readers want to find your books, subscribe to your newsletter, and know where you're presenting. Linkship centralizes everything: book catalog, buy links, events, and contact for publishers.
Updated:
4.3M
new books published worldwide annually
UNESCO 2024
62%
of readers discover books via social media recommendations
BookTok Survey 2024
78%
of indie authors use social as their main marketing channel
Written Word Media 2025
3x
more sales with active newsletter vs social only
Substack 2024
Writing a book is only half the job. The other half is people finding it. Writers in Latin America increasingly depend on Instagram, TikTok (BookTok), and Twitter/X to connect with readers, but the bio link usually points to Amazon or an outdated website that doesn't reflect their full body of work.
A reader who discovers an author on social wants three things: to see their books, subscribe for new release alerts, and know if there's an event nearby. If they have to hunt across multiple sites, the chance of buying or subscribing drops drastically.
With Linkship a writer builds a central hub with their full catalog showing cover and buy links across multiple platforms, a prominent newsletter link to capture readers, upcoming events with registration, and professional contact for publishers and press. Updates in seconds with every new release.
Everything you need
Linkship gives you the tools to stand out in your niche.
Published book catalog
List your work with cover, synopsis, and direct links to Amazon, Bookshop, and other platforms.
Newsletter and community
Direct link to Substack, Mailchimp, or your newsletter platform so readers subscribe.
Events and signings
Share book signings, literary fairs, talks, and presentations with registration link.
Press and publisher contact
Professional link for media, publishers, and literary collaborations.
Tips for your link in bio for writers
Practical tips to get the most out of your link page.
Pin your most recent book first
Your latest release should be at the top with big cover and buy links. Readers from social want the newest, not your full catalog.
Newsletter goes in a privileged position
Your email list is your most valuable asset. Put the signup link as the second item after your latest book. Social followers leave, subscribers stay.
Include reviews and literary awards
Add quotes from media reviews or awards. A line like 'Finalist for the [X] Award' creates instant credibility with new readers.
Separate fiction from non-fiction
If you publish in multiple genres, use headers to separate: 'Novels', 'Essays', 'Short stories'. Readers look for a specific genre.
Update your page with each release
Every time you publish something new, move it to the top. Add the pre-order link weeks before launch to build anticipation.
How it works
Create your free account
Sign in with Google or GitHub at linkship.cc. No long forms or credit card.
Add your books with cover and buy links
Use the catalog block to list each work with cover, title, brief synopsis, and direct links to Amazon, Bookshop, and your publisher.
Connect your newsletter
Add a prominent link to your Substack, Mailchimp, or newsletter platform. Readers subscribe directly.
Include upcoming events and signings
List upcoming book signings, fairs, and talks with date, location, and registration link.
Share your link in socials and email signature
Paste linkship.cc/yourname in your Instagram, Twitter/X bio, and email signature.
My Amazon page didn't show my other books or my newsletter. With Linkship I have a complete catalog with links to Amazon, Bookshop, and my Substack. Newsletter subscriptions tripled in a month.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I create a link page for a writer?+
Can I show my books with cover and buy link?+
Does it work for writers who haven't published yet?+
Can I add my Substack newsletter?+
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Links to your books, newsletter, literary events, and bio on one page. Built for indie writers, published authors, and screenwriters. With Linkship you can create yours for free in less than 2 minutes, no credit card required.
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