Episode 218 The #Indie-TraditionalTradeoff
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This episode springs from a question asked in the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/hashtagamwriting/">#AmWriting Facebook group</a> (if you’re not in it, you should be): Sarina has talked about her decision to be independently published, but we’ve never heard from Jess and KJ about why they go the traditional route.<br/><br/>We discuss the three things you should think about when making the Indie/Traditional call, why you need to think hard about airport bookstores and finding the print ratio—and the good and bad reasons for making this choice.<br/><br/>#AmReading <br/><br/>Sarina: <a href="https://bookshop.org/a/1183/9781728206141">Boyfriend Material</a> by Alexis Hall<br/><br/>KJ: <a href="https://bookshop.org/a/1183/9781509231386">The Exit Strategy</a> by Lainey Cameron<br/><br/>Jess: <a href="https://bookshop.org/a/1183/9781250256430">The Mountains Wild</a> by Sarah Stewart Taylor<br/><br/>(<a href="https://amwriting.substack.com/p/67-mysterywriting-ce7">listen to the #AmWriting episode with Sarah here</a>)<br/><br/>As we say every week—we’re so proud to be sponsored by Author Accelerator and Dabble. If you’re wondering—why Dabble and not Scrivener? For us, it’s that plotting tool and the intuitive way it works, but others have weighed in—check that out here with a little <a href="https://www.dabblewriter.com/compare/scrivener?gclid=CjwKCAjwltH3BRB6EiwAhj0IUE3WUJaPBCvztz3cSqrGJwRo8GTmG0tLtfF0D37ZJQtsDZYMha5o9xoCnJkQAvD_BwE">Dabble v. Scrivener</a> scoop.<br/><br/>And if listening to all of our conversations about book coaching has made you think, hey—that’s the career for me—then you’ll want to head to Author Accelerator’s <a href="https://www.bookcoaches.com/">BookCoaches.com </a>to see how you can make that happen. <br/><br/>Here’s what we don’t always say: Man we love recording the podcast. But every hour spent on it is an hour not writing! Our production costs are now covered by our lovely (and careful
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Episode 218 The #Indie-TraditionalTradeoff
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