Digital Dementia & Intellectual Atrophy: What AI is Doing to Children AND Adults – by Ric Forbes
Ask yourself this: Is this how you want your children to be?
writing career advice
How to Organically Grow Your Social Media Following – by Gary Sturgis, International Bestselling Author of SURVIVING GRIEF – 365 Days A Year
Your audience will tell you what they need if you stop talking long enough to hear them.
The HUGE Risks of Signing on With a Startup Publisher! – by Brian Whiddon, Managing Editor
Publishing your book is not a game, and definitely not something you want to gamble hundreds to thousand of dollars on!
Beyond the Booksigning: How Themed Bookstore Events Turn Readers into Loyal Fans – by Rachel Carrington
Hand your attendees packets that will help them solve a mystery, experience a prophecy, or save a distant planet! And, hide some clues in the library!
Episode 54: Do YOU Think These Controversial Books Should Have Been Published?
When does free speech cross the line? And what about censorship? Where do YOU draw the line? Let us know in the comments!
Episode 53: The Psychology of Scam Victims with Psychotherapist Marsh Rose – DON’T MISS THIS ONE!!!
In this episode, our favorite (and hilarious!) psychotherapist, Marsh Rose, teaches us what makes scam victims tick, and how the situation can become toxic, lethal, and out of control!
What’s a Flagship Book? And How Can You Use It to Sell Your Other Books? – by Gary Sturgis – International Bestselling Author of SURVIVING GRIEF – 365 Days A Year
What often drives long-term success is having one strong flagship book that introduces readers to the rest of your work!
7 Magazines and Websites that Pay Writers $750 to $6K – by Biljana Tadic
Why write for pennies when you can earn BIG bucks?
How I Chose the Right Publishing Partner – by Chris Emery, Author of The White House Usher
I didn’t want a publisher. I wanted a partner!
EPISODE 52 (PART 2): Four Industry Professionals Discuss Scams, Author Egos (!!), and AI
Your ego can get you scammed. Listen to professionals’ advice, not your mother’s. Do you want to write an average book or a great book? And so much more!