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Book-A-Go-Go was made especially for indie authors. Hosted by publishing pros who’ve seen it all, the podcast breaks down the self-publishing process—minus the jargon, hype, and gatekeeping. Expect smart advice, real talk, occasional side-eye, and plenty of behind-the-scenes insight on craft, editing, production, and marketing. Tune it, write on, get published!
Book-A-Go-Go hosts Book-A-Go-Go, a arts show with 21 episodes published.
Why do even the best writers need editors? In this episode, Jenna and Sara talk with veteran writer and book shaper Kate Zentall about the transformative role of editors in the publishing process. From developmental feed
What’s it really like to get traditionally published? In this episode, Jenna and Sara sit down with Bree Barton—author of the Heart of Thorns trilogy from KT/HarperCollins—to share what it’s really like to be traditional
Publishing your book is a huge milestone—but it’s not the end of your author journey. In this final reference episode, we help you plan what comes next. Learn how to keep your book relevant post-launch, build long-term m
To successfully publish and maintain your book’s visibility, you’ll need to create and manage several essential service accounts. In this episode, we walk you through the most important ones—Amazon KDP, Goodreads, OverDr
Your book is done—now how do you get readers to actually find it? In this episode, we guide you through building a strategic marketing and PR plan tailored to your goals. We’ll revisit your BAGG (Book and Author Gameplan
Confused by all the printing and distribution options for your book? In this episode, Jenna and Sara break down the pros and cons of print-on-demand vs. offset printing, how services like Amazon KDP and IngramSpark compa
Audiobooks are one of the fastest-growing formats in publishing—and a powerful way to reach new readers. In this episode, we provide an overview of audiobook production: how to decide if you need one, whether to narrate
A well-designed interior can elevate your book from amateur to professional. In this episode, we explain what goes into interior book design—print and digital. You’ll learn how to prep your manuscript for a designer, wha
Your book cover is a powerful sales tool, often the first thing a potential reader sees. In this episode, Jenna and Sara break down how to design a cover that reflects your genre, appeals to your audience, and meets indu
Learn how to structure your book like a pro. This episode walks you through the essential building blocks of a complete book—front matter, main content, and back matter. You’ll discover which elements are optional vs. re
Blurbs and testimonials can boost your book’s credibility, marketing reach, and discoverability—if you know how to get the right ones. In this episode, we walk you through who to ask, how to ask, when to ask, and what ma
Not sure which publishing path is right for you? This episode breaks down traditional publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid models—explaining how each works, what authors can expect in terms of control, cost, royalties
Don’t let legal issues derail your book. In this episode, Jenna and Sara cover what every author should know about legal review, fact-checking, and compliance—from using song lyrics and brand names to referencing real pe
A strong book title does more than sound good—it sells your concept, hooks readers, and guides your cover and marketing. In this episode, Jenna and Sara share practical strategies for brainstorming titles, tailoring them
Not all editors do the same thing—and understanding the differences can save you time, money, and frustration. In this episode, Jenna and Sara demystify the roles of developmental editors, line editors, copyeditors, and
Not every author needs to write their book alone. In this episode, Jenna and Sara unpack the pros and cons of working with a ghostwriter, co-author, or writing coach—or going solo. We cover who gets credit, who owns the
Blogging is one of the most powerful tools an author can use to build visibility, credibility, and momentum—long before your book is even published. In this episode, Jenna and Sara share tips for getting started, staying
Your author website doesn’t need to be big or fancy—but it does need to exist. In this episode, Jenna and Sara walk you through the key reasons to set up a website early in your publishing journey, what pages it should i
It’s never too early to start working on your author platform—and that could mean even before you start writing your book. In this episode, Jenna and Sara break down what an author platform is, why it matters, and how to
Jenna and Sara help you set clear, realistic goals and expectations for your book, creating the foundation for the rest of your publishing journey. We introduce the concept of a BAGG (your Book and Author Gameplan and Go
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