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S5:E13 Social Media Presence Before Publishing with Author Kelly Beck (opens the original)
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How soon is too soon to talk about your novels? Author Kelly Beck discusses her social media successes and how she manages posts about her unpublished novels. Tea and Tales Blog: Kelly Beck https://teaandtaleswriters.wixsite.com/teaandtalespodcast/guests-1 Other Links: @kellylbeck on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads www.kelly-beck.com
S5:E12 Author Spotlight: Audrey Hyams Romoff (opens the original)
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Memoir is a challenging genre for many reasons. One is the emotional struggle to write about difficult things and keep the reader’s interest in them. Audrey Hyams Romoff gives us a peek behind the creation of her book The Undertow of Grief, how she dealt with generational trauma, and her struggles to find the right tone for upcoming novels. Tea and Tales Blog: Audrey Hyams Romoff https://teaandtaleswriters.wixsite.com/teaandtalespodcast/guests-1 Other Links: https://overcatstartell.com/ www.audr
S5:E11 What is Memoir with Literary Agent Melissa Flashman (opens the original)
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One of the bravest genres to write, in our opinion, is memoir. You put yourself, and friends or family, out in front of the world with no buffer. Literary Agent Melissa Flashman talks to us about what an agent looks for in a memoir, market trends, and ways to view your memoir from the agent’s and reader's perspective. Tea and Tales Blog: Melissa Flashman https://teaandtaleswriters.wixsite.com/teaandtalespodcast/guests-1 Other Links: https://www.janklowandnesbit.com/people/melissa-flashman
S5:E10 What if Your Publishing House Closes? with Author Arini Vlotman (opens the original)
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It’s an author’s worst nightmare. You put a ton of effort into publishing your novel, and the publishing house closes. Whether you found the publisher on your own or through an agent, this happens more often than we know! Arini Vlotman discusses the things she learned about rights and contracts that safeguard the author and what steps she had to take when her publishing house suddenly closed. Tea and Tales Blog: Arini Vlotman https://teaandtaleswriters.wixsite.com/teaandtalespodcast/guests-1/ari
S5:E9 Reclaiming Your Voice Through Storytelling with Author Amy W. Vogel (opens the original)
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Author and book coach Amy W. Vogel shows us how to reclaim our voice through storytelling. From overcoming fear and self-doubt to discovering the courage to share your story, Amy reminds us that voice is built through practice, honesty, and showing up anyway. If you’ve ever wondered whether your story matters, this episode is your sign to keep going. Tea and Tales Blog: Amy W. Vogel https://teaandtaleswriters.wixsite.com/teaandtalespodcast/season-5/9.-reclaiming-your-voice-through-storytelling-w
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