Bestselling fantasy author Ryan Cahill on how he made such a success of self-publishing

Ryan Cahill is the hugely successful self-published author of the Bound and the Broken series, starting with Of Blood and Fire and most recently releasing Of War and Ruin, which was so popular that The Broken Binding website was broken because so many people were trying to buy it!
We had a really fun and fascinating chat with Ryan about all things self-publishing, including why he chose that route over traditional publishing, how he built his list of readers and hearing how detailed each step in the process is. If you are thinking about self-publishing, this is not an episode you want to miss!
Links:
Buy The Bound and Broken series on Amazon (or read on Kindle Unlimited): www.amazon.co.uk/Ryan-Cahill/...
Buy The Bound and Broken series at The Broken Binding: www.thebrokenbinding.co.uk/se...
Visit Ryan's website: ryancahillauthor.com/
Follow Ryan on Twitter: / rcahillauthor
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[@strangementalitypaperYT]

Glad I found this channel! If more self-published writers acted and wrote like Cahill, it would be a very different world. 😆

[@JPCorwyn]

Just stumbled upon you. You two have excellent chemestry. :) Engaging, and informative top to tails. :) Solid production value, too - better than more than a few I've been on. Subed and liked. :)

[@pageonepodcast]

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy the rest of the episodes!

[@alexvaldiers9788]

It was a great interview. Very informative with great pacing. Thank you

[@pageonepodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for listening!

[@watcherofthewest8597]

I don't know if he is a good writer. But I like the fact the dudes a go getter...I'm guessing at least 80% of the KZbin writers or people that want to be don't really know how to work hard or grind or don't treat writing like a biz.