#54 How Authors Can Sell More Books: A Conversation with Tal Renfro

#54 How Authors Can Sell More Books: A Conversation with Tal Renfro

Writing a great book is only part of the journey. In this episode, Tal joins us to discuss what comes next: marketing, sales, and getting your book into readers' hands. Drawing on his experience in entertainment, sales, and training, Tal breaks down the step-by-step process authors can follow to promote their work, explore different marketing options, and build a strategy that fits their goals. Whether you're preparing for your first release or looking to expand your reach, this conversation offers practical insights for authors navigating the business side of publishing. Subscribe to the Atmosphere Press YouTube Channel for Notifications! https://www.youtube.com/@atmospherepress Sign up for the Newsletter to stay in the know! https://atmospherepress.com/newsletter/

#53 Behind the Book: Linda Fifer on Writing, Publishing, and Perspective

In this episode, we talk with author Linda Fifer about her writing process, publishing journey, and the realities of bringing a book to life. Linda shares insights from her transition from a 44-year career in healthcare to becoming a full-time author, along with lessons she's learned through writing and publishing multiple novels. We also discuss her upcoming release, Jesus Lemonade, and what aspiring authors can expect on their own publishing path. See more from Linda at https://lsfiferauthor.com/

#52 Inside the Writing Process: Fiction, Nonfiction & Essays with Award Winning Author Gary A. Keith

On this episode, we’re joined by Gary A. Keith. Author, essayist, and longtime Austin observer, for a conversation about the writing process behind fiction, nonfiction, and essays. We talk about where ideas come from, how stories take shape, and the differences between writing novels, political nonfiction, and personal essays. Gary is the author of Austin Blues and The Mansions on Woodlawn Boulevard, and previously wrote extensively on Texas politics, including his award-finalist biography Eckhardt: There Once Was a Congressman from Texas. He also writes essays and poems on Substack and lectures on democracy and civic life. Gary Keith ATX https://garykeithatx.com/ Gary’s Substack https://garykeith.substack.com/ Subscribe to the Atmosphere Press YouTube Channel for Notifications! https://www.youtube.com/@atmospherepress Sign up for the Newsletter to stay in the know! https://atmospherepress.com/newsletter/

#51 A talk with Fantasy Author, Military Veteran, and Theologian: Elinor Tambourine

In this episode, we sit down with author Elinor Tambourine to discuss the writing process, navigating creativity through neurodivergency, and what it really takes to finally get the book done. From overcoming challenges to embracing unique ways of thinking, this conversation offers encouragement and insight for writers at every stage of their journey. Subscribe to the Atmosphere Press YouTube Channel for Notifications! https://www.youtube.com/@atmospherepress Sign up for the Newsletter to stay in the know! https://atmospherepress.com/newsletter/

#50 - Writing and Selling Your Book with author Matt Peterson

Author for over 30 years! We talk to author Matt Peterson on writing process, exploring different genres and selling your book. Matt Peterson is the pen name for Cisco Gonzalez, an American author who writes fictional stories with a comedic twist. As a military brat, he grew up all over the place. He enjoys any well-written and funny fiction and is influenced by authors such as Christopher Moore, John Scalzi, and Martha Wells. He currently resides in Tucson with his wife, her two feline enforcers and Cimarron, the best dog in the world.