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From Dream to Reality: The Art of Self-Published Children's Book Creation
This podcast episode reflects the invaluable lessons gleaned from our first 25 episodes, wherein we delve into the profound insights shared by numerous children's book authors.
It is imperative to acknowledge that the essence of our endeavour lies in fostering a community that resonates with the heartfelt aspirations of these authors, who are not merely creators but also doers, enriching the literary landscape for children across the globe.
Through this discourse, we aim to illuminate the pathways to successful authorship, emphasizing the significance of mentorship and collaboration among aspiring writers.
Furthermore, I aspire to underscore that creating children's literature is not solely an individual pursuit but a collective experience that benefits from shared knowledge and resources.
As we navigate through the intricacies of this literary domain, I hope that our listeners will find inspiration and practical guidance to embark upon their authorship journeys.
The essence of the episode resides in examining the profound impact children's literature can have on the lives of young readers, as articulated by Harris.
He reflects on the global reach of children's books, highlighting the interconnectedness of authors and readers across diverse cultures.
A notable discussion point is the need for authors to cultivate their platforms, particularly through social media and personal websites, which serve as vital conduits for engaging with their audience. Harris advocates for a strategic approach to publishing, underscoring the importance of building a business model around children's book authorship that is informed by the experiences shared by his guests.
This focus on strategy and community aims to provide aspiring authors with the tools and insights necessary to navigate the complex landscape of self-publishing.
Takeaways:
- Our podcast shares invaluable insights from self-published children's book authors, enhancing your understanding of the authorial journey.
- Each episode affords listeners a profound opportunity to glean knowledge from the experiences and successes of various children's book authors.
- We emphasize the significance of establishing a digital presence through a website, a vital marketing tool for aspiring authors.
- Becoming a successful children's book author requires strategic planning and collaboration with a supportive team to navigate challenges effectively.
Links referenced in this episode:
- https://kaboosetherockymountainbear.com
- kyras-corner
- http://denisecesare.com
- https://www.darcyguyant.com/
- http://monicavoicudenniston.com
- authorsarahdoran.com
Companies mentioned in this episode:
- X
- Build a Plushie
- Amazon
- IngramSpark
- Adventures of Kaboose the Rocky Mountain Bear
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By Papa Rick HarrisThis podcast episode reflects the invaluable lessons gleaned from our first 25 episodes, wherein we delve into the profound insights shared by numerous children's book authors.
It is imperative to acknowledge that the essence of our endeavour lies in fostering a community that resonates with the heartfelt aspirations of these authors, who are not merely creators but also doers, enriching the literary landscape for children across the globe.
Through this discourse, we aim to illuminate the pathways to successful authorship, emphasizing the significance of mentorship and collaboration among aspiring writers.
Furthermore, I aspire to underscore that creating children's literature is not solely an individual pursuit but a collective experience that benefits from shared knowledge and resources.
As we navigate through the intricacies of this literary domain, I hope that our listeners will find inspiration and practical guidance to embark upon their authorship journeys.
The essence of the episode resides in examining the profound impact children's literature can have on the lives of young readers, as articulated by Harris.
He reflects on the global reach of children's books, highlighting the interconnectedness of authors and readers across diverse cultures.
A notable discussion point is the need for authors to cultivate their platforms, particularly through social media and personal websites, which serve as vital conduits for engaging with their audience. Harris advocates for a strategic approach to publishing, underscoring the importance of building a business model around children's book authorship that is informed by the experiences shared by his guests.
This focus on strategy and community aims to provide aspiring authors with the tools and insights necessary to navigate the complex landscape of self-publishing.
Takeaways:
- Our podcast shares invaluable insights from self-published children's book authors, enhancing your understanding of the authorial journey.
- Each episode affords listeners a profound opportunity to glean knowledge from the experiences and successes of various children's book authors.
- We emphasize the significance of establishing a digital presence through a website, a vital marketing tool for aspiring authors.
- Becoming a successful children's book author requires strategic planning and collaboration with a supportive team to navigate challenges effectively.
Links referenced in this episode:
- https://kaboosetherockymountainbear.com
- kyras-corner
- http://denisecesare.com
- https://www.darcyguyant.com/
- http://monicavoicudenniston.com
- authorsarahdoran.com
Companies mentioned in this episode:
- X
- Build a Plushie
- Amazon
- IngramSpark
- Adventures of Kaboose the Rocky Mountain Bear