EPISODE · Jul 20, 2026 · 28 MIN
Don't Stop Creating: Why Your Story Is Just Beginning! with Grace Sammon
from Beyond the Bestseller · host Kelly Schuknecht
In this engaging interview, Grace Salmon shares her extensive experience in writing, publishing, and marketing books across genres. She discusses her innovative Launchpad series, the evolution of self-publishing, and insights into storytelling, editing, and building a successful author career. Key Takeaways From This Episode: • The Launchpad Framework: Understanding the three distinct phases every author must conquer: writing, publishing, and marketing. • Defining Success Early: Why you need to know your audience, market, and budget (both financial and emotional) before you even begin writing. • The Power of Editing: Why multiple rounds of professional editing, beta readers, and street teams are absolutely essential for any book. • Claiming Your Voice: How telling your own story prevents the intergenerational price of silence and builds true, authentic connection. Resources Mentioned in This Episode: • Connect with Grace Sammon: https://www.gracesammon.net • Buy the Launchpad Series on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com • Buy The Reliable Narrator on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com If this episode resonated with you or someone you know, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with those who might need to hear Grace Sammon's story. For more resources to help you write and market your book, visit kellyschuknecht.com.
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In this engaging interview, Grace Salmon shares her extensive experience in writing, publishing, and marketing books across genres. She discusses her innovative Launchpad series, the evolution of self-publishing, and insights into storytelling, editing, and building a successful author career.
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