This week marks the final episode in the Spotlight series – for now! The lucky guest is Paul Stephenson – he’s written five novels in the horror and sci-fi genres.
Set up a review-generating campaign and climb those star ratings.
This week’s Spotlight guest is Elizabeth Ann West. She’s written 27 books in the historical Regency romance genre, and she lives in Texas.
The Kindle Storyteller judges are announced, and Ads for Authors is open for another week.
How to declutter your schedule and keep your writing on track.
Amazon announces its Pen to Publish winners, and Ads for Authors opens for registration.
This week’s guest is Tim Heath. He’s written 15 books in the thriller genre and he lives in Estonia.
A potential influx of delayed traditionally published books.
We put Karen Booth under the spotlight this week – she’s written 34 Books in the Contemporary Romance genre.
Identify what works and why.
This weeks guest is a new author, Eve Power who has written her first book in the post apocalyptic genre.
Put that pile of dirty laundry down and get back to work.
Our guest this week is Sarah Weldon, a cosy mystery author with fifteen books.
Insights into Instagram and some of the best new books to read in self-isolation.
There are millions of readers out there… grab them!
This week’s guest is Jeremy Spillman. He’s written one book in the Western genre and he lives in Tennessee.
Every week our Spotlight mini-podcast focuses on a different indie author, and every week we ask them the same five questions about their writing process. This week Tom asks the 5 questions to Michelle Medhat, who has written 5 books in the political espionage/sci-fi genres.
Is one version of the language better for the global market?
Jim Cliff is under the spotlight this week – the author of a number of detective fiction and non-fiction books.
Jacqui Broderick is under the spotlight this week – she’s written seven books across a range of genres.
