Writing Authentic Settings And Keeping A Series Fresh With Toby Neal

[@Rebel_AF]

Joanna, your interviews with Toby are among my favorites. I find myself returning to them once a year. Could you do a fresh one with her specifically talking about marketing wide and directly to readers? She had a nugget in one of your previous interviews about marketing an anthology by targeting Bookbub ads to Kobo readers in Canada that was a gem. Would be killer to get a 2022 update from her with more gems about newsletters, ads and how she keeps it fresh for her readers while drawing new ones. 🙏

[@thecreativepenn]

Thanks, I'll definitely have Toby back on the show at some point. We are friends as well as podcast buddies!

[@melodine707]

Thanks Joanna and Toby. I'm a newbie and that was an overwhelming bit of info.

[@sirbutthurt2937]

I'm using the medieval history of my native country Sweden for my fantasy novel, though spicing it up with influences from medieval England and France.

[@kennethshumaker9270]

Joanna and Toby this episode is a wealth of information, thank you.

[@ahurius]

thank you for the video

[@albertthewriter7558]

Great Joanna.

[@anne-mareegray8762]

could it be an issue with US copyright law? the limit on Kindle World to US based authors only?

[@APheonixPretense8]

I listened to this in order to get a better grasp on 'writing an authentic setting and keeping a series fresh'. The beginning was quality but the rest just seemed to be a bunch of marketing Mumbo jumbo.