The Next Best-Seller

For the next few podcast episodes, will we be interviewing winners from TABC’s 2022 Teen Anthology Competition themed Level Up, that was edited by Hannah Smith and Shelly X. Leon and a foreword by Dustin Hansen, published with Owl Hollow Press. This weeks teen authors are Kendra Bradford (Author of Anthology Story, The Memory War), JaymeLee Womack (The Watermelon Crew), and Sree Kandhadai (The Land Of The Half-Living). 

This week of our anthology podcast interview we will be talking about their experiences with our TABC Anthology publishing opportunity and their advice on how all ages of writers, but especially teens, can take their stories from a first draft to near perfection through editing. If you are a teen, make sure to give it a listen and hear from authors your own age who have been published and can give you the tools so you can as well. 

Stay tuned, because we have one more episodes coming your way from our teen anthology writers discussing their journey to get published and how you can too. 

Also make sure to check out amazon to buy your copy of Level Up: All-Teen Short Story Anthology and support these upcoming teen authors! Level Up Anthology on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Level-Up-All-teen-Anthology-Author/dp/1958109002/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16I9I9CTZOP2M&keywords=level+up+book+anthology&qid=1652656090&sprefix=level+up+book+anthology%2Caps%2C107&sr=8-1 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events check them out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net 

And lastly to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter your own stories to be critiqued on "The Next Best-Seller Podcast" check out the TABC website or @thenextbestseller on Instagram. 

Here's to one of us writing "The Next Best-Seller!" Happy writing!

For the next few podcast episodes, will we be interviewing winners from TABC’s 2022 Teen Anthology Competition themed Level Up, that was edited by Hannah Smith and Shelly X. Leon and a foreword by Dustin Hansen, published with Owl Hollow Press. This weeks teen authors are J. H. Le May (Author of Anthology Story, Grim and The Collector), Tanager Ryan (Level Up), and Kate Goforth (Outcast). 

This week of our anthology podcast interview we will be talking about their experiences with our TABC Anthology publishing opportunity and their advice on how all ages of writers, but especially teens, can start their stories and continue through the writing process even when it’s hard. If you are a teen, make sure to give it a listen and hear from authors your own age who have been published and can give you the tools so you can as well.  

Stay tuned, because we have three more episodes coming your way from our teen anthology writers discussing topics like editing advice and the journey to get published. 

Also make sure to check out amazon to buy your copy of Level Up: All-Teen Short Story Anthology and support these upcoming teen authors! Level Up Anthology on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Level-Up-All-teen-Anthology-Author/dp/1958109002/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16I9I9CTZOP2M&keywords=level+up+book+anthology&qid=1652656090&sprefix=level+up+book+anthology%2Caps%2C107&sr=8-1 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. 

For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events check them out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net 

And lastly to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter your own stories to be critiqued on "The Next Best-Seller Podcast" check out the TABC website or @thenextbestseller on Instagram.  

Here's to one of us writing "The Next Best-Seller!" Happy writing!

For the next few podcast episodes, will we be interviewing winners from TABC’s 2022 Teen Anthology Competition themed Level Up, that was edited by Hannah Smith and Shelly X. Leon and a foreword by Dustin Hansen, published with Owl Hollow Press. This weeks teen authors are Elijah Lewis (Author of Anthology Story, Rebirth), Alayna Beck (Morgan The Gorgon), Alivia Parker (One Quest After Anther), and Alefiya Presswala (The House of High Ladies). 

This week of our anthology podcast interview we will be talking about their experiences with our TABC Anthology publishing opportunity and their advice on how all ages of writers, but especially teens, can find inspiration and spark an idea that can turn into a great story. If you are a teen, make sure to give it a listen and hear from authors your own age who have been published and can give you the tools so you can as well.  

Stay tuned, because we have three more episodes coming your way from our teen anthology writers discussing topics like writing process, editing advice, and the journey to get published. 

Also make sure to check out amazon to buy your copy of Level Up: All-Teen Short Story Anthology and support these upcoming teen authors! Level Up Anthology on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Level-Up-All-teen-Anthology-Author/dp/1958109002/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16I9I9CTZOP2M&keywords=level+up+book+anthology&qid=1652656090&sprefix=level+up+book+anthology%2Caps%2C107&sr=8-1 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events check them out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net 

And lastly to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter your own stories to be critiqued on "The Next Best-Seller Podcast" check out the TABC website or @thenextbestseller on Instagram.  

Here's to one of us writing "The Next Best-Seller!" Happy writing!

Self publishing is know to be the hero to many author's stories when traditional publishing is not an option, but this doesn't always make it the easier option. Self publishing like all thing has its negatives and its positive, but for you will the positives outweigh the negatives? Is self publishing a right option for you? Or would sticking to the grit of traditional publishing going to be your best bet? The truth is that it all comes down to personal preference, but let's see what self publishing does have to offer from self published author Cam Wolfe. 

Cam Wolfe is an Australian Author, YouTuber, and self described "tall hobbit" with a deep love for creating stories and videos about them. When he's not writing horror or fantasy stories, he's talking about them over at Wolfe the Story Nomad on YouTube. The best way to contact or learn more about Cam is on his author YouTube channel "Cam Wolfe Is Writing." 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events, check us out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net . 

Also make sure to sign up today for our annual TABC Writing Conference 2022 with Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles), Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Raised By Wolves), Kendare Blake (Anna Dressed In Blood), and more amazing authors. Attend both on-demand and in-person on March 26th, 2022. Hurry up! Registration closes March 18th! 

And lastly, to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter in your own stories to be critiqued on The Next Best-Seller Podcast, check out the TABC website and @thenextbestseller on Instagram. 

Here's to one of us writing The Next Best-Seller. Happy Writing!

Female heroines are becoming more and more popular in stories, but are the stereotypes we are growing around strong female characters good or bad? Should a female heroine really be physically strong or emotionally in touch? Can you do both? Does strength for any character rely on physical trait, emotional traits, plot, or does strength really matter at all?  

Let's dive in with fantasy author Sara B. Larson (Defy trilogy and Sisters of Shadow and Light duology) to open the conversations about how the mental health of you and your characters, especially female characters, effects the portrayal of their strength. And how we as authors can better build characters that connect and empower our readers. 

You can find Sara B. Larson on social media @sarablarson and on her website https://sarablarson.com/ . Also find her on TikTok @sarablarson . 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events, check us out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net . 

Also make sure to sign up today for our annual TABC Writing Conference 2022 with Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles), Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Raised By Wolves), Kendare Blake (Anna Dressed In Blood), and more amazing authors. Attend both on-demand and in-person on March 26th, 2022. 

And lastly, to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter in your own stories to be critiqued on The Next Best-Seller Podcast, check out the TABC website and @thenextbestseller on Instagram. 

Here's to one of us writing The Next Best-Seller. Happy Writing!

Teenage author Sarah Humphreys did it! She published her first novel "Stone Cold," which will release this January of 2022. "Stone Cold" is a fantasy novel that is captivating and will grab the readers attention by the intricate plot first page in. And the truth is, her experience isn't too far out for any of our teen writers out there. Sarah is hoping on the podcast to give you her advice on how you can do it to, become a published author as a teen. 

You can find Sarah on Instagram @Sarah_fantasy_author and buy her book "Stone Cold" on most online book platforms, including amazon. 

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events, check us out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net . 

Also make sure to sign up today for our annual TABC Writing Conference 2022 with Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles), Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Raised By Wolves), Kendare Blake (Anna Dressed In Blood), and more amazing authors. Attend both on-demand and in-person on March 26th, 2022. 

And lastly, to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter in your own stories to be critiqued on The Next Best-Seller Podcast, check out the TABC website and @thenextbestseller on Instagram. 

Here's to one of us writing The Next Best-Seller. Happy Writing!

Publishing her first book “The Life” in 2020, then three more books to form her trilogy “Introvert” before 2022, teen author, Koushambi, is an India native at the age of 15. Listen in to discover how she became a publish author as a teen and how you can too. 

You can find Koushambi on Instagram @koushambiofficial.

This podcast is sponsored by Teen Author Boot Camp (TABC), an organization that brings best-selling authors to teen writers. For more information about their upcoming writing courses, YouTube interviews, swag releases, and other events, check us out @teenauthorbootcamp on social media and www.teenauthorbootcamp.net .

Also make sure to sign up today for our annual TABC Writing Conference 2022 with Marissa Meyer (Lunar Chronicles), Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Raised By Wolves), Kendare Blake (Anna Dressed In Blood), and more amazing authors. Attend both on-demand and in-person on March 26th, 2022. 

And lastly, to keep updated with our podcast releases and to enter in your own stories to be critiqued on The Next Best-Seller Podcast, check out the TABC website and @thenextbestseller on Instagram.

Here's to one of us writing The Next Best-Seller. Happy Writing!