SpoilThePlot Submission Guidelines

Thank you for contributing to SpoilThePlot! By submitting a book summary and spoilers, you help fellow readers find the endings, twists, and key details they’re looking for. Before submitting, please read the guidelines carefully.

1. Eligible Books
   • You may submit books from any genre.
   • Make sure the book has a clear ending or conclusion that can be summarized.
   • Check SpoilThePlot first to make sure you are not submitting a duplicate entry.
2. Required Fields
   • Complete all fields to the best of your ability. Missing information may delay publication or result in your submission being rejected.
   • If there is a field missing such as genre or ending type, leave that field blank and add the information into the comment section at the bottom of the form.
   • For any questions please email us at contact@spoiltheplot.com.
3. Review Rights
   • SpoilThePlot reserves the right to reject or edit submissions for clarity, accuracy, or site standards.
   • Editing may include grammar, formatting, or minor adjustments to improve readability.
4. Attribution & Conduct
   • The name you provide on the form will be displayed alongside your submission.
   • Please ensure you are comfortable having this name publicly associated with your work.
   • Submissions should not contain offensive language, personal attacks, or inappropriate content.
5. Promotional Links
   • You may include one link to a book-related platform you run (Facebook, Instagram, website, etc.).
   • This link will appear alongside your submission and should be relevant to your work.
6. Spoilers Placement
   • All spoilers must be included only in the “Spoilers” section of your submission.
   • Do not include any spoilers in the “About the Book” section or other descriptive areas.
7. Tips for Writing Clear Spoilers
   • Be concise: Focus on the key events, twists, and the ending. Avoid unnecessary details or red herrings that don’t impact the story’s outcome.
   • Be accurate: Double-check facts, character names, and plot points to ensure your summary is correct.
   • Clarity matters: Write spoilers as bullet points rather than paragraphs to make them easy to scan.
   • Follow chronological order: Present events in the order they occur in the book so readers can follow the story logically.
   • Avoid assumptions: Stick to what actually happens in the book rather than personal interpretations.
   • Keep it professional: Avoid offensive or vulgar language in your spoilers.