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- EP326: Deep Dive — Book Launches with Sara CoxMark Stay is joined by Sara Cox — who helped him launch his novel The Crow Folk earlier this year — to answer listener questions on Book Launches, including… how far should you plan ahead, the different types of launches, the pre-launch essentials, post-launch best practice and much, much more.br /br /Our novel Back To Reality is out now bestsellerexperiment.com/backtoreality1 hr
- EP325: Sue Teddern — A Story Is A Story, However You Tell itSue Teddern has written for TV and radio and now she's written her debut novel, Anne Stanley All At Sea. Sue takes us through her extraordinary career, with great insight into writing for TV and radio. We also discuss some great British Institutions, including The Archers, the Shipping Forecast and Birds of a Feather.1 hr
- EP325: Sue Teddern — A Story Is A Story, However You Tell itSue Teddern has written for TV and radio and now she’s written her debut novel, Anne Stanley All At Sea. Sue takes us through her extraordinary career, with great insight into writing for TV and radio. We also discuss some great British Institutions, including The Archers, the Shipping Forecast and Birds of a Feather.br /br /Join the Bestseller Academy: https://academy.bestsellerexperiment.com1 hr
- EP324: Deep Dive — Writing Horror with Adam Nevill TeaserAward-winning horror author Adam Nevill answers our listener questions on setting the mood, balancing gore and terror to find the right tone, research into the supernormal, getting into the minds of perpetrators of evil, the biggest lessons he has learned in his extraordinary career, how screenwriting has helped his novel writing, and how he's conditioned himself to write in any place at any time . This is an essential listen for authors of all genres.5 min
- EP324: Deep Dive — Writing Horror with Adam NevillAward-winning horror author Adam Nevill answers our listener questions on setting the mood, balancing gore and terror to find the right tone, research into the supernormal, getting into the minds of perpetrators of evil, the biggest lessons he has learned in his extraordinary career, how screenwriting has helped his novel writing, and how he’s conditioned himself to write in any place at any time . This is an essential listen for authors of all genres.br /br /Our novel Back To Reality is out now bestsellerexperiment.com/backtoreality5 min
- EP323: Nicole Kennedy — Perfection Takes TimeWe always love it when one of our listeners is published, but Nicole Kennedy's debut novel Everything's Perfect had a rocky road to publication. Nicole takes us through a tumultuous time in her family's life, and why it was so important for her to carve out time for writing.49 min
- EP323: Nicole Kennedy — Perfection Takes TimeWe always love it when one of our listeners is published, but Nicole Kennedy’s debut novel Everything’s Perfect had a rocky road to publication. Nicole takes us through a tumultuous time in her family’s life, and why it was so important for her to carve out time for writing.br /br /Join the Bestseller Academy: https://academy.bestsellerexperiment.com49 min
- EP322: Joe Thomas — Balancing Exposition and Realism
With his new novel Brazilian Psycho, author Joe Thomas completes the São Paulo Quartet, a series that evolved from his ten years living in the city. Joe tells us how living in the setting of his books gave him an insight into a tangled web of crime and corruption to create vivid and engaging fiction. He tells us how an unpublished novel with multiple strands and characters helped give him focus for the series. The two Marks also discuss narrative voice and how an author's voice develops over time, and Mr. D has some top tips for bullet journals.
1 hr 10 min - EP321: Damien Lewis — History Isn't Static
A narrative non-fiction treat this week as bestselling historian Damien Lewis tell us about the extraordinary heroes of his new book SAS Great Escapes. We also discuss research methods, using primary and secondary sources, how to earn the trust of interviewees, adapting history for the screen and why history is not static.
1 hr 5 min - EP320: Nadine Matheson — A Little Bit of Dismemberment
Nadine Matheson's debut thriller The Jigsaw Man has been hailed as one of the event debuts of the year. But this was far from an overnight success. Nadine's writing journey is one from competition wins, to NanoWriMo, to self-publishing, to a six-publisher auction and the publication of her bestselling debut The Jigsaw Man and a TV option. Nadine tells us the lessons she learned along the way, and how she worked around her career as a Criminal Solicitor.
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About The Bestseller Experiment
From the publisher's feed
Join author and screenwriter Mark Stay with coach and entrepreneur Mark Desvaux, as they discover the secrets to writing a bestseller and challenge themselves and you to write, market and…
self-published a bestselling book in just one year. Each week, they are guided by and interview million-selling, chart-topping authors, publishers on the inside, editors, agents, social media specialists, and many more big names who play a part in the bestseller process. From the writing to marketing, plotting to publishing, learn the secrets to help you write your way to the top of the charts.
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