From Stephen King to self-published fiction

from Brand Architect · host Ani Alexander

Click to Win Professional Kindle Cover for Your Book Today I am talking to Jim Heskett. Jim is an author, a world traveler, indie podcaster, purveyor of reviews, and writing advice. Steven King was the first author Jim fell in love with. Later, he wrote 2 screenplays with his room mate. Jim had day job, while writing his very first novel, which took him 2 years to complete since he was endlessly revising it. After unsuccessful tries to get agent's attention and find a publisher he finally decided to self publish. And I am sure he has no regrets. In this interview we follow the journey of becoming self-published author, discuss what worked for Jim best, how to deal with having several different audiences and get his advice for newbie writers. Useful Links Jim Heskett's website Indie Author Answers podcast How to Make $450k a Year By Writing Fiction Mark Dawson's interview on Write 2B Read podcast

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