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Just Write Julie is the writing podcast where craft meets strategy. Each episode helps writers strengthen the work on the page—and learn how to position it, communicate about it, and advocate for it with clarity and confidence.Most writing podcasts stay in one lane.
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Selling Books Face-to-Face: How Authors Can Win at In-Person Events with Mark Love (opens the original)
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Episode Overview In Episode 8 of Just Write Julie , host Julie Navickas sits down with award-winning mystery author Mark Love to discuss one of the most effective—and often overlooked—ways authors build lasting readership: selling books in person. While many writers focus heavily on social media and online marketing, Mark shares why festivals, craft fairs, and community events remain some of the most powerful opportunities to connect with readers face-to-face. Drawing on years of experience atte
There Isn't One Road to Publishing: Inside Small Press Publishing with Melissa Keir (opens the original)
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Episode Overview In Episode 7 of Just Write Julie , host Julie Navickas sits down with award-winning romance author, publisher, and CEO of Inkspell Publishing, Melissa Keir, for an honest conversation about one of the most misunderstood paths in the publishing industry: small press publishing. Many aspiring authors believe there are only two options when pursuing publication—landing a deal with one of the Big Five publishers or publishing independently. Melissa shares why the reality is far more
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