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340 / Horror author and podcaster, Daniel Wilcox, joins us to discuss how he’s building a sustainable author career through embracing creativity, connecting with readers, and writing across genres.

Navigating burnout and returning to a day job for creative freedom and stability - “what feeds you verses what pays you”Finding success in the age of AI through events and perso...

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339 / Curious what launching a debut romantasy really looks like—and how to build authentic connections with readers outside of going viral? 

Shannon Sims shares what a realistic, non-viral indie launch looks like and how she approached building her author platform from scratch without email.

Embracing imperfect first drafts and dictationWhy marketing is a constant e...

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338 / Have you ever wished direct sales felt simple with no overwhelm, tax headaches, or a dozen integrations, while still keeping 100% of the sale and your reader’s email?

Greg Keogh, co-founder of Curios, shares how the platform grew from digital distribution into a creator-owned storefront for authors, why print and special editions matter more than he first expected...


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337 /  Are you feeling uncertain about the state of the publishing industry and what it takes to thrive as an author right now? 

We share our thoughts about industry shifts, adapting to change, and the power of gratitude in difficult times.

Why gratitude is so helpful when the industry changesAdapting when sales and strategies stop workingFocusing on and serving your...

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336 /  How can selecting the right verbs and a creative approach to language set your writing apart? 

Pulitzer Prize-winning critic and author Sarah L. Kaufman shares her passion for verbs, practical tips for vivid writing, and the grammar lessons she wishes every author embraced.

The power and artistry of verbs in storytellingHow verb choices have evolved from Shake...

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