The Transformative Power of Transmedia Storytelling

Chelle Honiker In 2019, actor Henry Cavill brought monster slayer Geralt of Rivia to life in the series adaptation of The Witcher on Netflix. Thus, a new segment of fans was introduced to the elements of Andrzej Sapkowski’s world from the novels: the Continent, its fantastical monsters, and its beloved characters. Originally begun as short […]
With Her Tech Background, Monica Leonelle Kick-Starts Indie Publishing Success

Chelle Honiker As a USA Today best-selling author and with over fifty books to her credit, Monica Leonelle has earned her reputation as a productive novelist. She shares the title with one of her two nonfiction series for authors. She writes quickly and publishes often. She’s also one of the most marketing-savvy authors in the […]
Audio Issue #16

In this issue of Indie Author Magazine, learn how to make the most of your advertisements so you can put your books in more readers’ hands, plus the connections you can build with others in the industry that will propel your career to the next level.
Indie Author Magazine Featuring Tameri Etherton
If You’re Going Through Hell Keep Going

There’s an old saying that goes, “If you’re going through Hell—keep going. That’s no place to stop.” The same can be said about first drafts, editing, and most of the business tasks associated with being a self-published author. Many of the tasks aren’t in our wheelhouse as creatives, or we do them so infrequently that […]
From San Diego to Scotland, Tameri Etherton Dazzles with Her Self-Made Author Career

Tameri Etherton discovered she was a natural storyteller when she was six. “I have three older siblings and then a stepsister who was four months younger than me, and we’d go camping a lot,” she says. “And I would be the one telling stories around the fire. And I realized I had a gift for […]
Audio Issue #15

In this issue of Indie Author Magazine, we highlight how you can boost interest in books you’ve already published and earn more between new releases. Learn how to let your backlist do the work so you can get back to the business of writing your next novel.
July 2022
Why Texas Might Be the Perfect Setting for Your Next Book
Texas: It Really Is Like a Whole Other Country When you think of Texas, a few images might come to mind: cowboys, hot prairies with dusty tumbleweeds, herds of cattle, chuck wagons, horses everywhere, and maybe the Alamo. As with every American state, these are typical stereotypes with roots in reality. And sure, you’ll find […]
Backlisted, Not Blacklisted: Turn a Profit from Books Already on Your Author Shelf
Increasing your publishing profits through your backlist If you have published multiple books, then you may be working with two “lists.” Your frontlist is made up of newly published, fresh, exciting titles. Your backlist is books that have been out for a while that might be neglected by you and by readers. But gold is […]