Author and writing coach J. Thorn is on the podcast this week to talk about his book, Three Story Method, and to share some of his advice for new writers and established authors alike. J. has been an indie author for over a decade and he tells us how the indie publishing industry has changed throughout his career and why he believes this is the best time to be an indie author.
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#344 – Committing to Your Writing Practice with Jessie Kwak
#343 – From Romance Reader to Romance Author with Bal Khabra
#342 – Academics and Authorship with Patrick E. Horrigan
#341 – Accessibility Tips for Indie Authors with Jeff Adams and Michele Lucchini
#340 – Writing a Road Trip Romance Novel with Alison Cochrun
#339 – Plotting a Dark Romance Novel with J. L. Drake
#338 – Writing Women's Action-Adventure Novels with Bethany Maines
#337 – Marketing Advice for Indie Authors with Kiki Chatfield
#336 – Mental Health, Queer Narratives and More with Emily Austin
#335 – Writing Best-Selling Hockey Romance with Becka Mack
#334 – All About Writing Retreats with Lisa Shaughnessy
#333 – The Year in Review with the Kobo Writing Life Team
#332 – Writing a Small-town Sports Romance with Elena Armas
#331 – Believing in Your Readers with Bethany Lopez
#330 – The Realities of Indie Publishing and Writing Romance with J. Sterling
#329 – Writing a Thrilling YA Series with Brett Riley
#328 – Wellness, Writing, and Working with Kobo Originals with Elizabeth Barone
#327 – Creative Advice for Neurodivergent Authors with October K. Santerelli
#326 – Facing Your First Draft with Mary Adkins
#325 – What Authors Can Learn from Movies with John Gaspard
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