The Pulp Writer Show

In this week's episode and the final episode of 2020, I take a look at tips to help people write 10,000 words in a day. I also answer reader questions about the FROSTBORN and CLOAK GAMES series.

In this episode, I discuss the experience of learning more about cover design in 2020, and how this has helped with self-publishing.

In this week's episode, we discuss whether or not traditional publisher have any advantages over self-publishers in the modern marketplace.

In this week's episode, I look back at the favorite scenes I wrote in 2020. I also answer reader emails and talk a little more about Facebook Ads.

In this week's episode, I discuss finishing both the rough draft of WRAITHSHARD: WRATH & BATTLE and the WRAITHSHARD series itself. I also talk about changes to Audible's return policy and Star Wars author Alan Dean Foster's dispute with Disney.

In this episode, we discuss the instability and unreliability of Facebook ads in the runup to the 2020 US election, and how this is a good reminder for indie authors not to put too much trust in any one platform. We also answer reader questions and discuss upcoming writing projects.

In this week's episode, I answer reader questions about GHOST IN THE VISION, my 115th novel. We also discuss Barnes & Noble's recent website troubles, Audible's return policy, and Super Mario merch.

In this week's episode, I look at some suggestions and techniques for finishing all 50,000 words of National Novel Writing Month.

In honor of NaNoWriMo, in this episode I look at the Mac platform and the PC platform and consider which one is better for writers. We also discuss graphic novel adaptations and series length.

In this episode, I talk about finishing the rough draft of my new book GHOST IN THE VISION. I also answer reader questions about MALISON, FROSTBORN, and THE GHOSTS.

In this episode, I discuss why my DEMONSOULED and MASK OF THE DEMONSOULED series left Kindle Unlimited while THE GHOSTS and GHOST EXILE stayed in the program. We also talk about the Barnes & Noble Nook hack and answer reader questions.

In this episode, I discuss the recent BookBub Featured Deal for my book SEVENFOLD SWORD OMNIBUS ONE. I also talk about novel crossovers and forthcoming audiobook editions.

In this week's episode, I discuss a reader's question about how long his novel should be and how long it should take to write. I also talk about my new book, DRAGONTIARNA: CROWNS, and what I plan to write next.

In this episode, I discuss the relationship between art, business, and advertising for writers. I also talk about translations, cover redesigns, and newsletters.

In this week's episode, I talk about finishing the rough draft of DRAGONTIARNA: CROWNS, and Kindle Unlimited versus wide ebook distribution. The episode ends with an exclusive preview of the upcoming GHOST IN THE RAZOR audiobook!

In this week's episode, I examine David Gaughran's Series Marketing Escalation Paradox, and consider how best to promote a long series of novels. I also talk about finally finishing the main quest of THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM nine years after starting the game!

In this episode, I answer a reader's question about how I write so fast.

In this week's episode, I look at six ways that old books can generate new work, and hopefully new sales.

In this week's episode, I take a look at four self-publishing tools I have reconsidered using this year. I also discuss my new book, WRAITHSHARD: PYRE & FORGE.

In this week's episode, I consider the 5 questions about the writing journey from the 500th episode of the Creative Penn Podcast.

In this episode, I look at six of the best paid tools for self-publishing and examine what they offer for saving time.

In this episode, I time how long it takes to write 6,100 words.

In this week's episode, I talk about my new book DRAGONTIARNA: DEFENDERS, and discuss some news from the world of self-publishing.

In this episode I talk about the best strategy for audio sales and the evolving level of text-to-speech technology. I also discuss PEACE TALKS, the new Dresden Files novel!

In this week's episode, I share six things I would do if I started self-publishing from scratch in 2020.