The Self Publishing Show

Author John Gaspard on the trick to successfully switching from trad to indie with his magic-themed thrillers.

An ex-fire fighter turned novelist provides proof that there must be something to the adage, "Write what you know".

Bestselling author Boo Walker on writing upmarket fiction and being published by Amazon imprint, Lake Union Publishing.

Bestselling indie paranormal and fantasy author, Steff Green, explains how she hopes to inspire new readers through her style of discovery writing and the importance of appealing to market niches for self-published writers.

The founders of smart plotting app, Plottr, on the evolution of their service and how it can boost author productivity.

PublishDrive's Kinga Jentetics discusses the impact of the 2020 pandemic on the worlds of writing and publishing and reveals her company's planned innovations for the new year.

Ex-attorney Barbara Hinske on how she came to writing for a living and the process of seeing her book transformed into a movie.

Mark and James take a look back at a year that presented the self-publishing community with some unique challenges.

After finding that stories he was reading to his disabled daughter weren't uplifting enough, Jason Miletsky opted to write and self-publish his own children's books, thus triggering a career that combines writing and providing book printing and distribution services.

It's the turn of science fiction author, Peter F. Smith, to get the famed BookLab treatment with expert feedback on his writing, blurb and cover.