Forget print. Look at the rise and rise of mobile reading and writing, especially amongst Millennials. In today's show, Ashleigh Gardner talks about the latest developments from Wattpad. In the …
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Book Marketing Questions to Help You Sell More Books
If your book isn’t selling what you hoped, you can use these questions as a checklist to determine whether you’ve done everything possible to help it reach the right readers. Of course, you don't …
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Your Magic Bakery Of Intellectual Property Rights With Dean Wesley Smith
As an author, you create a piece of art. But you also create an intellectual property asset that you can license in multiple ways to provide you with a long-term income. In today's show, I discuss the …
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Polarities Of Book Marketing. Where Do You Sit On The Scale?
Book marketing is not a monolithic thing, it doesn't happen at one single time, and your marketing activities will change over your career as a writer. There is no magic bullet, only a number of …
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Balancing Ambition And Contentment. Lessons Learned From Thrillerfest 2017
In today's show, I talk about my lessons learned from Thrillerfest 2017 on balancing ambition and contentment, the current publishing and book marketing environment, writing craft tips, the ethos of …
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How Walt Disney Made Me A Better Writer
Authors are used to creating alone, but most creative industries work in teams and this is spreading into the writing industry in the growth of co-writing. I've talked before about Jim Henson and …
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