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SPS-319: Hitting #1 with a 2-Year Old Book – with Amy Daws
Discover how Amy Daws reached the top of the charts without a new release.
SPS-318: Rising From Non-Writer to Amazon #1 – with Meghan Quinn
When Meghan Quinn got fired while planning to adopt, she knew she had to make a full-time career out of writing.
SPS-317: Crafting a Believable Magic System – with C.R. Rowenson
C.R. Rowenson explains why magic isn’t just a way to explain the impossible.
SPS-316: How to Stay Passionate and Productive – with Sarah Noffke
With 88 books under her belt, Sarah Noffke explains how authors can avoid the dreaded burnout.
SPS-315: Meet the Superstar Sisters of TikTok – with Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti
Two co-writing sisters have taken to TikTok with bestselling results.
SPS-314: Treating Your Book Like a Product – with Nick Thacker
Writing a successful book and marketing a successful book should be one and the same thing.
SPS-313: Romance: Understanding Your Sub-Genre – with Victorine Lieske
There are countless sub-genres in Romance – you need to understand the reader expectations for each.
SPS-312: The Indie Author Magazine – with Chelle Honiker & Alice Briggs
Self-publishing isn’t just for books. Introducing the future of digital magazines.
SPS-311: Spectrum: From Opera to Audiobooks – with Kelly Rinne
Kelly Rinnes discusses how Spectrum helps authors publish audiobooks worldwide.
SPS-310: The Kindle Storyteller Winner, 2021 – with Rachel McLean
Rachel McLean won this year’s Kindle Storyteller award. How did she go from selling a few books a day to a few thousand?
SPS-309: Joffe Books – The Gold Standard of Indie Publishers – with Jasper Joffe
Joffe Books is probably the biggest indie publisher in the market. Tune in to discover how Jasper keeps it growing.
SPS-308: Foreign Market Opportunities for Authors – with Alex Newton
The pandemic shook up readers’ buying habits. But how did it change the way we publish books around the world?
SPS-307: Why You Should be Writing in Anthologies – with Carol Van Natta
Short stories are usually harder to sell, yet many authors are writing together in anthologies. Why?
SPS-306: Fitness Advice for Authors – with David Viergutz
Writing books can be quite a static job. Here’s how (and why) you should keep physically active.
SPS-305: How to Build a Believable World – with Angeline Trevena
It’s important to craft a world readers can lose themselves in. Here’s how!
SPS-304: Introducing the Findaway Voices Marketplace – with Will Dages
Tune in to discover how to sell audiobooks through every major distributor worldwide.
SPS-303: How Stories Help Us Process Trauma – with David Chrisinger
Stories are what the human mind uses to understand the world – both the good and the bad. David Chrissinger explains.
SPS-302: How to Train Your Editor Brain – with Tiffany Yates Martin
Every manuscript needs to go through editing. The question is, what kind does yours need?
SPS-301: Literary Fiction: What Is It? – with Roz Morris
Literary Fiction often stands apart from genre fiction… but what actually defines it?