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Hosted by Karen Stanley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 71 episodes
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Join me, Karen Stanley, 14 times published author and founder of Mabel and Stanley Publishing as I guide you on your writing and publishing journey, with tips and advice, author interviews, hot topics for discussion and more.Learn how to hone your writing skills and about the minefield that can be the publishing world - let’s get you on the write path!
Karen Stanley hosts Write to Publish, a arts show with 71 episodes published.
Maybe not the coolest publishing topic, but essential nonetheless. Understanding your rights and royalties means that you are at much less risk of falling for a dodgy publishing deal or losing control of your book. And i
The publishing landscape has changed enormously over the years, and where once a literary agent was the gatekeeper to traditional publishing, this is no longer your only option. This episode will clarify your options and
You've done all the hard work...you've written the book, you've navigated the tricky waters of publishing, you've had a great launch and now...nothing! Book sales have dried up, and you are left wondering if all your eff
Getting a bestseller on Amazon in a particular category is a great achievement, but it is only one element in your book marketing toolkit. In this episode, we discuss what getting a bestseller actually means and what you
Writing a book can be an emotive process, and understandably, authors can often feel some self-doubt when it comes to knowing whether their book is indeed ready for publishing. In this episode, we talk about ways in whic
Unfortunately, there are some really unscrupulous publishers out there. The trick is learning how to spot the red flags and arming yourself with enough knowledge to ensure that you have a great publishing experience and
The publishing landscape has changed so much in recent years, and now there is never a more viable publishing option for new writers. In this episode, we'll explore what it means to self-publish and some of the pros and
You have two main challenges as a writer - the first is to create a great first line that hooks your reader in, and the second is to make them want to read all the way to the end without pausing for breath...simple, righ
Your first sentence only has ONE job... (whether you are writing reports, emails, novels, a business book or a social media post)...and that is to make your reader desperate to read the second one! In this episode, we ex
What do you do if you start your novel with masses of inspiration, but lose momentum and motivation once you get to the middle? This is a common problem for writers, and in this episode, we explore some of the reasons wh
Authors have so much more freedom currently, and there are many more options open to them than the traditional publishing route of yesteryear. Self-publishing can be a great way to publish - you retain rights and royalti
Building your author platform takes time and consistency, and social media is only part of the picture. Using a range of marketing tactics will greatly improve your author visibility and ultimately the success of your bo
Aileen's charming children's book about a lively Granny who loves to be active invites kids to interact and engage with some fun pilates-inspired activities. As a teacher and pilates instructor, Aileen is passionate abou
Sandra published her book 'Calm Your Worry Warrior' with #mabelandstanleypublishing in 2021 and has used her book as a great lead magnet. She has also leveraged the book to position herself as an expert in her fields of
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Samantha Ward-Smith about her book 'Tower of Vengeance' and about her upcoming launch of 'Ravenscourt', another work of historical fict
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Jackie Sansom about her book 'I am Agnes' and about her plans for book two. Jackie was one of the founder members of the Mabel and Stan
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Ines Zdelar about her book 'Teaching Baby to Sleep'. As a professional sleep coach and experienced Nanny, Ines's book has had a really
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Trudi Smith about her writing journey. She has published 'The Books of Thyme' a YA Egyptology work of fiction, as well as a ten-book se
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Rose Gibson about her book 'I'm Fine', which is a refreshingly honest reflection on the ups and downs of motherhood with some top tips
As part of the Write to Publish interview season for Autumn 2025, I chat with author Gaitree Cuppoor about her book 'ABC of World Languages', which is a wonderful celebration of folk songs from around the world in every
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