Episode 217 / Writing under two pen names, Celeste Barclay has penned over 50 books in historical and mafia romance. She shares insights on the writing process, the challenges of juggling multiple book brands, the importance of flexibility, and why universal themes resonate across genres.💜 🎙 Become a supporter of the podcast! We can’t wait to give you a shoutout in a future episode. https://wishidknownforwriters.com/supportTopics: Balancing marketing efforts for established and potential readersUnderstanding different market segments and reader loyaltyThe concept of "us against the world" theme and how it transcends genreThe connection between universal themes in mafia romance and historical romance How binge writing resulted in better continuity and high quality for CelesteThe importance of taking time to rest and recuperateCeleste's direct sales strategy for signed paperbacks through her websiteLinks:www.celestebarclay.com https://www.facebook.com/celestembarclayhttps://bit.ly/clubhousecelestebarclayhttps://www.instagram.com/celestebarclayauthor/Send us a textSupport the show🚀 Jami’s Launch Plan https://www.jamialbright.com/authorservices❤️ Jami’s books https://amzn.to/3wSraA5🔎 Sara’s books https://www.sararosett.com/bibliography/ 📚 Sara’s How to Write a Series book and audiobook: https://www.sararosett.com/how-to-write-a-series/The Big List of Craft and marketing books mentioned on WIKT podcast episodes https://bookshop.org/lists/recommenced-resources-for-writers-from-the-wish-i-d-known-then-podcast

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