Honey's Anime Launches New Light Novel Platform

The ambitious new project unrolled last Friday, and aims to give a voice to indie light novel authors.

by yungyoshi
Jan 25, 2017 5:50 PM | 4,904 views

After three months in closed beta, anime website Honey's Anime launched a new light novel platform last Friday called 'Honeyfeed'. The service aims to give a platform for indie light novel authors to showcase their writing and receive feedback from the anime community.

Honeyfeed promises to do "everything in [their] power to help popular authors become as successful as possible, across any media imaginable." This includes featuring light novels by popular authors on 'Honey's Anime', and in the future, "support[ing] successful writers by offering them publishing deals as well as access to multimedia projects, such as manga and anime adaptations."

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