Thank you for sharing this with me, and I’m truly sorry for your loss. It’s clear how deeply personal the poetry is, and that honesty gives your work real strength. I appreciate you taking the time to explain.

Smart move selling locally! With 30 episodes coming, how are you planning to grow your online audience? I have a few ideas that could help it reach more readers.

This sounds hilarious and painfully relatable for indie authors! How do you usually promote your short stories, do you focus on humor, satire, or reader communities? I have a few ideas that could help it reach the right audience on Amazon.

This sounds intense! How are you planning to highlight the dark romance and mafia angle to reach readers who love this genre? I have a few ideas that could boost visibility on Amazon.

Congrats on the Bronze! Curious,how do you usually promote your Gothic suspense? I have a few ideas that could help it reach even more readers.

This sounds captivating! Cleopatra’s story always has so much intrigue. Do you usually plan marketing around the historical drama, or more around the character? I’ve worked with authors on strategies to help historical fiction reach the right readers on Amazon,would love to share a few ideas.

This looks amazing! I love how you’re making it available across Webtoon, Tapas, and GlobalComix. Have you thought about turning it into a compiled eBook or graphic novel for Amazon? There are some simple strategies that can help webcomics reach a new audience there.

This concept/excerpt is really compelling! How do you usually decide which parts of the story to highlight when promoting a book? I’ve worked with authors on this before and have a few strategies that really help stories reach the right readers.

This sounds enchanting! I love how you’re blending folklore, poetry, and storytelling,it feels really immersive. How do you usually decide which ancestral stories to highlight? I have a few ideas that might make the teas and tales even more engaging.

Haha, love this! Do you usually pick songs that match characters, scenes, or just the overall vibe of the book?

That makes a lot of sense. Names carry weight, especially when your work and identity evolve. It feels good when things finally align again, this one suits the energy you’re putting out now.

That pairing makes sense. Heated Rivalry has such strong character chemistry, so an audio format feels like a natural extension. I’m curious too, especially how they translate romantasy into sound. Have you listened to similar audio stories before?

I’m with you on this. DS9’s long-form storytelling and moral complexity were ahead of their time. It trusted viewers to follow an evolving narrative, much like Babylon 5. Do you think that ambition is why it still holds up so well?

Jemisin’s achievement goes beyond awards, it reshaped what epic speculative fiction could center, question, and demand of readers. The Broken Earth trilogy set a new standard for both craft and cultural impact.

Congratulations,what a milestone. Exploring the consequences of AI within the world of Death of the Author feels especially timely, and introducing a new character there is exciting. What drew you back to that world for this story?

Love this energy. A refreshed name with the same creative soul feels like a powerful reset. “Author & yarn witch” is such a strong, memorable combo ✨ What inspired the change?

Satire around reviews hits close to home for indie authors, there’s real psychological weight there beneath the humor. Framing it as dark comedy feels like a smart way to explore that pressure. What inspired the idea?

This is sadly true, and it hits indie authors hardest. Beyond the takedown issue, the real damage is reader trust, scam listings dilute discoverability and make legitimate books harder to surface. Have you seen any approaches that actually helped protect authors, even partially?