As of now, StoryGraph doesn’t have a simple “claim your author page” flow like Goodreads. What you can do is: create a public StoryGraph account that functions as your “author-facing profile,” and then make sure your books/editions are in the database and correct

Now let's get started

Go to Manage Account (in your settings/account area)

• Username (ideally your author name / pen name)

• Profile photo (headshot or author logo)

• Privacy → choose Public if you want readers to find you easily

• Add a short bio (who you are + what you write)

• Add website/newsletter/social links (where available)

• Keep it consistent with your Amazon/Goodreads author bio

Search your author name and your books on "Search" box

Use the site search for

• Your book title

• Your author name/pen name

Open the book page and check

• spelling of author name

• editions/formats

• cover image

• ISBN/page count (where relevant)

Open the book’s page.

• Click Editions.

• Click Add Edition (top-right).

• Fill in the missing edition details (ISBN, page count, cover, etc.)

• StoryGraph’s team/volunteer librarians review and apply corrections

If something is wrong (or you can’t fix it yourself) submit a ticket the “official” way

The StoryGraph’s Contact Us says that book information issues should be submitted via a ticket from the book’s page.

Quick checklist 

Username = your author/pen name

Public privacy setting

Profile photo uploaded

Bio added (genre + hook + “start here” book)

Each book found on StoryGraph

Correct editions (ebook/paperback/audiobook)

Ticket filed for anything you can’t correct