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Most writers’ love of storytelling does not easily translate to marketing those stories once they are published. Unfortunately, authors are increasingly responsible for their own marketing, a task most writers find boring, irritating, depressing, and often fruitless. Today, Bill Kenower will help us turn marketing on its head so that authors can take the skills and passion they have for writing and learn how to apply them to marketing. Don't fear it. Love it!

Bill welcomes memoirist Lynda Hubbard to the show. Artist, writer and entrepreneur Lynda Cain Hubbard whose art has been displayed throughout the U.S. and Canada. She runs a successful market research firm in Southern California and has also written the ebook Know Before You Go: Marketing Basics for Any Business. Her non-profit charity Hublee Foundation encourages children’s educational programs and alternative energy sources. We will be discussing her spiritual memoir Loving Dangerously: Journey to Nepal. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes author and teacher Zen Cryar DeBrücke back to the show. Zen Cryar DeBrücke is the author of Your Inner GPS. She is an internationally renowned teacher, speaker, and coach whose programs have helped people all over the world transform their personal and business lives for the better. Our conversation was rudely interrupted by an Internet SNAFU last month. Can't wait to continue it!

Bill welcomes author, teacher, and publisher Joel Fotinos back to the show. Joel, known the world over as the Spiritual Businessman, is vice-president and publisher at Tarcher/Penguin, and the co-author of THE PRAYER CHEST. Fotinos has also written or co-written several other books, including MULTIPLY YOUR BLESSINGS, A LITTLE DAILY WISDOM, and THE THINK & GROW RICH WORKBOOK; his books have over 120,000 copies in-print, and have been published in 14 languages. Fotinos has been featured in many magazines and newspapers, and was given Science of Mind magazine’s first “Spiritual Hero of the Year” award. We will be disucssing one of Tarcher/Penguin's recent re-releases, Napoleon Hill's Road to Success. You won't want to miss this one.

Bill welcomes author and psychotherapist Nigel Wellings to the show. Nigel, as well as being practicing phsychotherapist since 1985, is also the author Why Can't I Meditate? How to get Your Mindfulness Practice on Track. We'll discuss the relationship between psychotherapy and spirituality, as well as the role mindfulness plays in the everyday practice of writing. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes suspense writer and former Los Angeles District Attorney Marcia Clark to the show. Since gaining fame as a lead prosocuter in the O. J. Simpson trial, Ms. Clark has gone on to become a bestelling author - first in non-fiction, and more recently, in fiction. Her popular Rachel Night books have been optioned by TNT, and she was a producer for a one hour reality pilot on CBS. Busy woman! Should be a fascinating conversation. Don't miss it.

Bill welcomes author and teacher Zen Cryar DeBrücke to the show. Zen Cryar DeBrücke is the author of Your Inner GPS. She is an internationally renowned teacher, speaker, and coach whose programs have helped people all over the world transform their personal and business lives for the better. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes author Mark Adams to the show. Mark is the author of the acclaimed history Mr. America, which The Washington Post named a Best Book of 2009, and the New York Times bestseller, Turn Right at Machu Picchu, which Men's Journal recently selected as one of the Fifty Greatest Adventure Books of All Time. His work has appeared in many national publications, including ESPN: The Magazine, GQ, New York and the New York Times. Today we'll be discussing his fascinating travel book Meet Me In Atlantis.

Bill welcomes author, teacher, and painter Abigail Thomas to the show. Abigail Thomas was for a time a book editor and for another time a book agent before writing for publication. Her first three books “Getting Over Tom,” “An Actual Life,” and “Herb’s Pajamas” were works of fiction. Her memoir, “A Three Dog Life,” was named one of the best books of 2006 by the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post. It won the 2006 Inspirational Memoir Award given by Books for A Better Life. She is also author of “Safekeeping,” a memoir, and “Thinking About Memoir," and, most recently, the memoir "What Comes Next and How to Like it."

Bill welcomes Cara Bradley to the show. Cara is an author, yoga teacher, mental strength coach, former pro-skater for Team Rollerblade® and entrepreneur who has devoted more than three decades to movement disciplines and personal transformation. She is the founder of Verge Yoga in Philadelphia and the cofounder of a non-profit Mindfulness Through Movement, providing full year mindfulness programs to more than a dozen schools in urban Philadelphia. She is the host of a podcast series for Women for One called Real Women, Courageous Wisdom.  We will be discussing, among other things, her new book: On The Verge: Wake Up, Show Up, and Shine.