290 Pippa Dunn | Historical Fantasy Author, Educator and Storyteller
What if the government could police your dreams?Young adult author Pippa Dunn drops by to discuss her debut novel, The Sign of the Raven.
Pippa pulls back the curtain on her journey from the theatre world to traditional publishing. She talks about the "crafter, not a drafter" writing process, how s…
291 Elizabeth Richardson | Contemporary Romance Author, Substack Serializer and Pop Fiction Writer
Contemporary fiction author, Elizabeth Richardson is here, chatting about serialising her debut novel Trad on Substack. We discuss the trad wife subculture, dealing with rejections, and balancing multiple projects with a busy family life. Tune in for insights on building an organic reader community…
292 Oliver Lendon | Embracing Imperfection in Middle Grade Fantasy
Middle grade fantasy author, Oliver Lendon joins Jamie to talk about his traditional debut. Oliver chats about writing for the love of the craft, the differences between self-publishing and traditional publishing and practical insights on querying manuscripts, open submissions, and the amount of fo…
293 Kate Barker | Literary Agent
What does it take to find a literary agent and navigate today’s ever-shifting publishing world?
In this episode, Jamie sits down with publishing veteran and literary agent Kate Barker to pull back the curtain on the industry. Kate talks about the ways in which AI and social media are changing autho…
294 Amelia Kyazze | From Traditional to Indie Publishing & Redefining Success as an Author
Writer, editor and photographer, Amelia Kyazze is back on the podcast after first joining us back in 2021 with her debut novel. We chat about everything that she has written and published since then both with big publishers and independently. Amelia goes on to discuss her experiences with different…
295 Philippa Sitters | Literary Agent: Insider Tips on Submissions, Synopses, and Publishing
Literary agent, Philippa Sitters is with Jamie this week to chat about her career in publishing from a high intensity start with a major talent agency all the way through to starting her own agency, PSA Literary. Philippa shares a candid look at the day-to-day reality of running an independent agen…
296 Chelsea Curto | From Flight Attendant to Bestselling Romance Author
Bestselling hybrid romance author, Chelsea Curto joins Jamie this week to chat about her DC Stars hockey series and her traditional publishing debut, In Stormy Weather. Chelsea shares the surreal journey of writing her first book in 2022 to landing a major book deal, and why she believes that publi…
297 Zibby Owens | How to Get Published & The Truth About the Book Business
Bookshop owner, publisher, and author Zibby Owens joins Jamie this week to chat about her upcoming essay collection, Between Chapters, out September 22nd. Zibby shares the winding journey of trying to get published since her 20s, building a media empire that started with a podcast in 2018, and why …
Booker Prize Books, KDP Limits and Audiobook Shoes
The podcast returns with a new weekly, news-led format as we get into whether Booker Prize books are brilliant or just intimidating, why Amazon has slashed KDP upload limits, and whether fixed book prices would actually protect authors and indie bookshops. We also round up some publishing oddities,…
298 Alix E. Harrow | Hugo Award Winner on Book Deals & Writing Advice
Hugo Award-winning fantasy author Alix E. Harrow joins us this week to chat about her novel, The Everlasting, coming out in paperback on October 8th. Alix talks about how she taught herself to write through short fiction, which lead to landing a two-book deal after one of her short stories caught t…
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