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Whether you're writing your first book or scaling your author career, The At Home Author Podcast gives you the tools, tips, and tough love you need to succeed—without the stress. Hosted by Vicky Weber, a former teacher turned bestselling author, literary agent, and founder of At Home Author, this show breaks down everything you actually need to know about writing, publishing, and marketing your book in a crowded market. Expect no-fluff advice, practical strategies, and transparent conversations about what works (and what doesn't) in today's publishing world—both traditional and self-publishing. From mastering Amazon SEO to building a platform, improving your craft to negotiating contracts, this podcast is your honest, supportive, and strategic guide through the business of being an author. Subscribe now so you never miss an update—and let's build your writing career together.
Vicky Weber hosts At Home Author Podcast, a arts show with 17 episodes published.
"Should I write my children's book in rhyme?" It’s a question Vicky Weber hears at every conference, and the answer is rooted in science, not just preference. In this episode, Vicky pulls from industry data and cognitive
Show notesOne of the biggest myths in the publishing world is that an author’s income only comes from book sales. While royalties are great, the truth is that most full-time children's book authors build sustainable careers by "st
Show notesWe all want to believe there’s a shortcut to success, but sometimes the fastest way to grow is to stop making the mistakes that are holding you back. Looking back on her journey as both a writer and an agent, Vicky Weber
Show notesWhat actually separates a successful author from one who stays stuck? You might think it’s raw talent or luck, but after coaching hundreds of writers, Vicky Weber has seen that the real difference lies in learnable habit
Show notesSo many writers hold back from calling themselves "authors" until someone else validates them—an agent offer, a book deal, a published book in hand. But the truth is, the title doesn't come from external approval. It com
Show notesSo many writers look around and feel like they're late—that everyone else is signing agents, publishing books, or moving faster. But what if the timeline you're on is exactly the right one? In this episode of The At Home
Show notesSo your book didn't sell like you hoped. Maybe the launch flopped, the reviews never came, or the algorithm ghosted you. It hurts—but it doesn't mean you're done. In this episode, Vicky Weber gets real about what happens
Show notesFor a long time, I thought the key to selling books was simple: go viral. I threw myself into creating content I hoped would explode, thinking that more likes and views would automatically mean more readers and more succ
Show notesThe query trenches are more saturated than ever, leaving authors wondering how to get noticed. In this episode of The At Home Author Podcast, Vicky Weber—author, coach, and now a literary agent—shares what she learned fr
Show notesThink you need to hire an illustrator before submitting your picture book? Or that you can't publish because you can't draw? Think again. In this episode, Vicky Weber—literary agent, bestselling picture book author, and
Show notesI get asked this question a lot. In this episode, I'm sharing some pros and cons of self-publishing and traditional publishing to determine which route may be the best fit for you as an author. Visit www.athomeauthor.com
Show notesBestselling author Vicky Weber answers the burning question: what did she do differently to go from struggling author to a 5-figure book launch? Visit www.athomeauthor.com to learn more or join our coaching program.
Show notesIn this episode, bestselling author Vicky Weber shares what actually takes to get your book published. Hint: it's not writing experience or industry connections. Visit www.athomeauthor.com to learn more or join our coach
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In this episode, Vicky, Brittany, and Chelsea share the most common mistakes that aspiring authors make when pursuing traditional publishing. Visit www.athomeauthor.com to learn more. How to Find a Publisher: https://www
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In the second part of this two-part series, Brittany & Vicky will continue sharing their experiences to teach you about the most common mistakes that authors make when self-publishing. Visit www.athomeauthor.com to learn
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On this episode of the At Home Author Podcast, Brittany & Vicky discuss the most common mistakes authors make when self-publishing. They will share stories from their own experience to help you learn and get off on the r
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In the very first episode of the At Home Author Podcast, you'll meet Vicky & Brittany - two teacher turned bestselling, award-winning children's book authors on a mission to help you get published too! Connect with Vicky
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