Creative Self-Publishing Podcast With Orna Ross and Me
Every other Sunday, I join Orna Ross, director of the Alliance of Independent Authors, for
Indie Authors Podcast
My indie authors podcast began as IndieVoices, when I was executive editor at Foreword Reviews, and is now called Inspirational Indie Authors in its incarnation for the Alliance of Independent Authors. But no matter what it’s called, I enjoy making these podcasts because I get to interview some incredibly brilliant authors.
For me, it’s not about the authors’ business plans, marketing strategy, or other aspects of indie publishing that don’t have to do with the actual content of the books. I’ll let smart businesspeople handle those kinds of interviews. For me, my indie authors podcast is all about the joy of writing and reading.
You can listen to all my latest author interviews at this link.
Podcast: Indie Publishing is a Great News Story
Indie publishing is a great news story! I recently flew from my hometown of Traverse
Self-Publishing News Podcast with Dan Holloway and Me
I’m grateful that the Alliance of Independent Authors has teamed me up with the multitalented
Podcast — Dan Holloway: A Colorful Mind
Interview: Indie author talks about his struggles with ADHD, bipolar disorder, and how to think creatively.
Search for Birth Mother Reveals Surprises
Author’s spiritual search comes to terms with something experienced by many adoptees, a feeling of abandonment.
Jude Lennon: Traveling Children’s Storyteller
She shares her stories in unique ways. And, yes, Jude Lennon is related to that “other” Lennon from Liverpool.
Phyllis Cole-Dai Writes on Human Connection
She is able to totally immerse herself into topics that tend to divide us, and come back with stories of people.
‘Friend Grief’ Books Help Deal With Loss
Victoria Noe’s experience working with AIDS patients in the 1980s prepared her to write a series of books.
Indie Success With Comedy Science Fiction
Barry Hutchison transitioned from traditionally published author to indie, and he has not looked back.
Turning Real Life Into Nordic Mysteries
Before she became a novelist, Helena Halme played a small, but important, part in Cold War history.