Story authors

I wanted to share something a little different from my usual story posts and see if anyone else here has tried the same thing.

I’ve been writing Fat Fetish/WG fiction on Fantasy Feeder for a long time, and the community has always been incredibly supportive. Recently, I decided to take one of my stories and publish it on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing.
I wasn’t sure how a WG-themed story would fare on a mainstream platform, but the experience has been positive so far. The publishing side was straightforward, and I’ve even made a little bit of money in the process.
It made me wonder whether other writers in this community have experimented with KDP or other platforms, and what your experiences were like.
Have any of you tried publishing WG-related stories outside of FF? Did you keep them niche, or adapt them for a broader audience? Any surprises, challenges, or things you wish you’d known beforehand?
For anyone curious what a mainstream-friendly version of a WG story looks like, the one I published is called Choosing Fat. Here’s the Amazon link if you want to take a look: www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKQFKJ7K
I’d really love to hear from others who’ve tried this — or anyone who’s thought about it but wasn’t sure where to start.

i had an amazon kindle membership/subscription a few years ago that led me read a whole pile of stuff at no extra cost - at that time i read 5 or 6 of their feedism-related indie-published stories. there were a handful of prolific authors with that kind of material at that time.

as i recall it was well written, but it was pretty pedestrian compared to the stories i usually read here on ff. i should take another look as it's been awhile.

I am going to try amazon/kindle once I can sort out finding an editor I can trust. I have my account ready. Its my dream to get it published somewhere. Yes, it's romantasy and smut, but it also is very emotional, like most of my writing.

I've published on Amazon and while I don't have much on there right now, I get a steady trickle.

Something I MUST warn about though is HOW strict they are with adult content. Get very familiar with advice in erotic fiction groups and subreddits because they will be fountains of information if you write anything that deviates from basically extremely light BDSM and/or simple boinking and feeding can get you dungeoned or worse, closed entirely (and you can't just make a new author account because it's tied to your Tax ID/SSN).

It's worth it! But always have alternate sources. Smashwords is the other best place but honestly because I am so inconsistent with publishing I can't get a good foothold there. And rumor on the street is that SW might get a lot more strict too.

Just a heads up for anyone who writes stuff in this realm - things that are normal/fine to us for fictional content might be risky on a traditional platform.