Gregory Tague shares his long road of research and writing that led him to write, Forest Sovereignty (2025). Gregory discusses the long arduous experiences of researching, writing, and seeking out publication for his academic manuscripts, providing a glimpse into what it takes to become a published academic writer. This first-time interview with an academic writer will give aspiring academic writers a peek into what the process could look like for publishing their work, and how self-marketing even after publication, could help increase your bottom line. You don't want to miss this first-time academic author interview!

To learn more about Gregory and what he's currently working on visit his website at https://sites.google.com/site/gftague/

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In the latest episode of our podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Patricia Vido, a debut author whose journey to writing her first novel, 'For Love of Billie' is both inspiring and relatable. Patricia, a retired journalist, shares how her background in storytelling helped shape her writing process and ultimately led to the creation of a heartfelt narrative that explores love and the complexities of human relationships.

To learn more about Patricia and what she's currently working on visit https://patriciavido.com/

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In this episode, we explore the intriguing concept of influence through the eyes of author David Sloan. What if an ordinary person suddenly had the power to sway everyone around them? David's latest novel, featuring a shy high school freshman named Trent, tackles this question head-on. Join us as we discuss the writing journey, the challenges of self-publishing, and the importance of finding your voice in a noisy world. David shares his insights on balancing a writing career with a day job, and the unique experiences that shape his storytelling. Don't miss this engaging conversation!

Visit David Sloan's website at https://www.tanglemapledawn.com/ for more information on his work.

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