TS Paul's guest appearances

TS Paul

Self-Publishing Roundtable

Kobo Writing Life Podcast

Michael Anderle

Kevin Tumlinson

Lindsay Buroker

Zoe York

Hal Elrod

Honorée Corder

Susan C.

Stuart Bache

Katie Cross

Kevin J. Anderson

Chris Fox

Karin Slaughter

Peter James

Sacha Black

Orna Ross

OwlTail

Bestselling Science Fiction and Paranormal author TS Paul joins us to discuss how he went from a reluctant writer to an author who puts out over 20 books a year, his creative marketing techniques that helped him build a loyal fan base, and why he’s such a big advocate for publishing wide.

<p>Bestselling Science Fiction and Paranormal author TS Paul joins us to discuss how he went from a reluctant writer to an author who puts out over 20 books a year, his creative marketing techniques that helped him build a loyal fan base, and why he’s such a big advocate for publishing wide.</p>

#185 - Getting Creative with your Book Marketing with TS Paul

TS Paul published his first eBook mid-February of this year. It was the first in his Athena Lee Chronicles, a short form sci-fi serial, which he followed up with a second book just two weeks later. Since then he has released one eBook every two weeks. The length of each instalment varies wildly from 34 - 148 pages and he's charging $2.99 a pop! What's even more interesting is that they sell!So of course we invited him over to the podcast to tell us how he does it, why he does it and what he plans to do next.

TS Paul published his first eBook mid-February of this year. It was the first in his Athena Lee Chronicles, a short form sci-fi serial, which he followed up with a second book just two weeks later. Since then he has released one eBook every two weeks. The length of each instalment varies wildly from 34 - 148 pages and he's charging $2.99 a pop! What's even more interesting is that they sell!<br><br>So of course we invited him over to the podcast to tell us how he does it, why he does it and what he plans to do next.

SPRT #146 – Sci-fi author TS Paul talks about his success selling short fiction