Season 4, Ep. 11 - Steven Strackbein, June 2026

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BIO:After navigating the challenges of independently publishing his own speculative fiction, including The Change Paradox, Alexandria’s Genesis and Digital Landscape, Steven founded Sisyphus Triumphant Publishing to guide fellow writers through the production process. The company offers tailored, honest partnership for those seeking to transform their manuscripts into professionally finished books, providing structure for those stuck or transitioning away from traditional publishing.LINKS:sisyphustriumphant.comThe Change Paradox (The Catalyst Series Book 1)Alexandria's GenesisDigital LandscapeMourning of Lost Magics

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