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Podcast · By Herman Steuernagel · American English · Official site

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6
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    This Author Can't Write to Market. She Made Seven Figures Anyway | Melissa Storm (opens the original)

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    Melissa Storm built a seven-figure career without writing to market. Learn how she finds the right author marketing strategy. Her first novel got a stack of rejections from literary agents, and she cried over every one. Fifteen years later she has over a hundred books across multiple pen names. Plus she's a New York Times and USA Today bestseller. We discuss the realities of self-publishing today, including why she treats direct sales as ads on hard mode. Whether you are struggling with Facebook

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    She Ignores Every Book Selling Rule They Taught You | Maggie Beeler (opens the original)

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    What if you broke all the rules they tell you for building an indie author career? Maggie Beeler doesn't run ads. She doesn't post on social media. She barely sells on Amazon. She built her author business by attending 30 to 45 events a year, setting up a table at everything from craft fairs, markets, bars and bookstores to niche events. Why don't most indie authors do the same? According to Beeler it's because "A lot of indie authors have this precious mindset where they think that their books

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Six Figure Author: You're Spending Hobby Energy and Expecting Career Money | E.A. Winters (opens the original)

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    E.A. Winters went from $0 to six figures and left a ten-year counseling career behind — but she's blunt about why most authors never get there: "Most people want to spend hobby energy on it and get career revenue from it. That is not a thing that will happen." In this episode, Erin breaks down the difference between the author hat and the publisher hat, why she stacks a series before launching it, how she went from writing in naps and after bedtime to 12 books and a full-time income, and what sh

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Don't Miss These Details That Make Your Story's World Feel Real | Adam Bassett (opens the original)

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    Ever read a book where the world just felt off? Straight-line rivers, cities in places that make no sense, characters crossing a kingdom in an afternoon? Your readers feel it too — and it might be costing you read-through. This week on The Pint and Portal Author Podcast, we're chatting about an often overlooked craft problem, because your readers might care more than you think. I sit down with author, illustrator, and mapmaker Adam Bassett to break down the world-building details that make a set

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    How to Build an Author Career That Survives Every Algorithm Change | Katharine Wibell (opens the original)

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    How do you build an author career that survives every algorithm change, platform shake-up, and market shift? Fantasy author Katharine Wibell has spent 10 years doing exactly that. Publishing 25+ works across YA, new adult, and adult fantasy without ever betting everything on a single platform. In this episode, Katharine breaks down her "piece of every pie" marketing strategy: spreading her reach across social media, crowdfunding, live events, and new platforms so that no single channel controls

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