Episode 13: How to Be a Prolific AND Award Winning Author – featuring author Thomas Berry
Learn how to be a PROLIFIC author even if you’re raising 5 KIDS!
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EPISODE 12: James. M. Walsh, Esq. Answers YOUR Legal Questions About the Publishing Industry!
From libel to invasion of privacy in memoirs, to illegal copies of books being sold, to copyrighting of recipes, to writing about a 200-year-old incident, and so much more!
EPISODE 11: BookLocker’s Best Selling Author Spills His Book Marketing Secrets!
Gary Sturgis is BookLocker’s #1 best-selling author and he has 344K members on his Facebook Group!
EPISODE 10: How a Single Mom Built a Successful Publishing Company…With Many Personal and Professional Challenges Along the Way!
Angela shares how WritersWeekly and her publishing biz began, plus the funny and stressful challenges faced along the way.
EPISODE 9: How to Win Writing Contests (and winners of the most recent 24-Hour Short Story Contest!)
Angela and Brian offer valuable advice on how to win writing contests, with a narrower focus on the best methods to win.
EPISODE 8: How Exactly Does the Book Publishing Process Work?
Angela and Brian cover the entire book publishing process—manuscript submission, editing, design, copyright, and more—demystifying each step.
EPISODE 7: 9 New and Nasty Scams Targeting Authors
Angela, Brian, and attorney James M. Walsh dive into online scams targeting authors, exposing foreign schemes and sharing James’s own fascinating experience with fraud.
EPISODE 6: How AI (Artificial Intelligence) is Getting Writers, Students, and Even LAWYERS into Trouble!
Angela, Brian, and guest Professor Clayton Jones explore AI’s unsettling impact on writing, education, and law—and what it means for professionals in these fields.
EPISODE 5: Memoirs and Lawsuits
Angela and Brian reveal the risks of oversharing in memoirs—how it impacts others, and the potential financial fallout from libel, defamation, or privacy lawsuits.
EPISODE 4: Demystifying Query Letters and Book Proposals
Angela and Brian share the dos and don’ts for freelance writers and authors pitching magazines, websites, or traditional publishers when seeking assignments or book deals.