Having written separately for over a decade, Kerrie and Chuck decided to pool their talents and supercharge two careers at once.
Avery Maxwell published her first book in June 2020 and just two years later is making five-figures per month as a romance author. Here are her top tips for success for aspiring indies out there!
Ex-cop and non-fiction author Patrick O’Donnell explains how he’s moving across to writing crime fiction.
Emilia Rose discusses the challenges and rewards of writing directly for her readers and generating income that doesn’t come via a retailer.
Stephanie Chandler quit a Silicon Valley job to open a bookstore. Now she helps non-fiction authors find their audience!
Mary Lee Prescott is happily busy working on her second career. Writing used to be a hobby but now that she’d ‘retired’ she’s working full steam ahead in both the mystery and romance genres.
Chrissy Metge isn’t just an author of children’s books – she also works on the special effects for some of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters.
Julia had to flee Ukraine due to the war, yet MiblArt’s work as a book cover design company continues.
Indie author superstar, Marie Force, on what it takes to keep your readers coming back for more.
Nora Phoenix jumped straight into full-time writing with a six-figure salary… without running paid advertising.
Johnny B. Truant discusses Sterling & Stone, writing over 100 books, and his upcoming TV adaptation.
Two publishing aggregate giants become one.
In a special episode of the Self Publishing Show, Anton Eine calls in from Ukraine to discuss the ongoing war and how it has affected his writing and publishing process.
Discover how releasing your audiobook as a weekly podcast can drive sales.
Discover how Amy Daws reached the top of the charts without a new release.
When Meghan Quinn got fired while planning to adopt, she knew she had to make a full-time career out of writing.
C.R. Rowenson explains why magic isn’t just a way to explain the impossible.
With 88 books under her belt, Sarah Noffke explains how authors can avoid the dreaded burnout.
Two co-writing sisters have taken to TikTok with bestselling results.
Writing a successful book and marketing a successful book should be one and the same thing.
