This is a special show, featuring two major players in the Indie Author podcasting arena.Simon Whistler, Rocking Self Publishing Podcast & Bryan Cohen, Sell More Books Podcast.These troopers did the show 7/10/2014 without your host, and we're finally uploading it - now that the file has been made small enough.Roughly 45 minutes of Simon and Bryan getting to know each other.Enjoy

Indie Book Rebels

Simon Whistler & Bryan Cohen - On Podcasting to Indie Authors

On this 9th Episode of Indie Book Rebels, we're  had planned to discuss writing Thrillers & Suspense fiction with the very successful Indie author C.E. Martin, but ended up focusing more on a genre the incorporates thrills, suspense, mystery and action all in one fast-paced form, namely Pulp Fiction.Drawing upon his experience as a USAF veteran and seventeen years as a criminal investigator, C. E. Martin has penned numerous pulp-styled thrillers. A long-time fan of pulp fiction and men's adventure, C.E. was first inspired to write by classics like The Destroyer and Doc Savage. When not authoring the latest in his own Stone Soldiers military thriller series, C.E. can be found watching B-movies with his kids or battling virtual evildoers on X-Box Live. 

IBR #9 - C. E. Martin - on Writing Pulp Fiction

In this episode of Indie Book Rebels we're going to talk with author Mark Gardner, indie author of several works including:  Paradox; a short story, and three compact novels, Body Rentals & Forlorn Hope and Escape.Mark Gardner lives in central Arizona with his wife of 14 years, two school-age children and a black lab. Mark has a degree in computer systems and applications, and is currently attending Northern Arizona University, enrolled in the Applied Human Behavior program. Mark does his writing on an old Apple eMac and iPad utilizing Apple iWork Pages and iCloud.We'll talk about his books, which cross several genres, from techo-thriller to dystopian. We'll discuss his journey as a writer, and his newest fantasy novel coming out soon called Champion Standing.And since, Mark is in the middle of a crowdfunding campaign to raise both funds and awareness of upcoming work, we'll spend time discussing crowdfunding in general, and how an Indie author can take advantage of it. Help Mark with his Kickstarter Campaign for Fantasy Novel Champion Standing  

Indie Book Rebels #8 - Mark Gardner, Writing or his Head will Explode

Don't miss this episode of Indie Book Rebels, where will be interviewing Paranormal Fiction author's Lola St. Vil and V.M. Black.Lola was seven when she first came to this country from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She attended Columbia College in Chicago, where her main focus was creative writing. In addition to plays, she also writes screenplays and short stories.She has been commissioned to write for ABC, CBS and Princeton University. She won the NAACP award for her play "The Bones of Lesser Men". In addition to being nominated for LA Weekly awards. Her work has also received positive reviews from The LA Times, Variety and LA Weekly. In 2012 she published her first novel, The Girl, Guardians Series Book 1, and has since published five more in the series. You can get Book 1 free on Kindle, the book is also available on Audible. The second book in her series sells 10-30 copies per day, at a $4.99 price point with 70% royalties, to give you an idea of Lola's indie publishing success. And that's just Book 2 in the series.VM Black has been on our show before, and we love her outspoken no-nonsense approach to writing while raising kids, home schooling and being a high-ranking indie author. On this show, we're going to hear a lot more about her series of paranormal books, and focus on her latest paranormal releae, Blood Rites: Cora's Choice #4,  talk about what goes on in the rest of her Blood Series books, and learn all about what is happening in her top selling The Alpha's Captive: Pursuit: BBW Shifter Werewolf Romance series.Don't miss this show live if you can make it.

Indie Book Rebels #7 - Paranormal Fiction - Lola StVil, V.M. Black

Writing Paranormal Fiction with guests Jolie Du Pre and Marilyn Vix.In this first episode of a 2 part series on writing paranormal fiction, we will be interviewing and getting tips from authors' Jolie Du Pre (Benton series) an Marilyn Vix (Never Marry a Warlock.)Paranormal Fiction is hotter than ever - in this episode you will learn all the biting details of incorporating vampires, witches, warlocks, shifters, zombies and more into your fiction and marketing your masterpiece as an Indie Book Rebel.Never Fall for a Warlock (Beware of Warlocks Novelette #2) - by Marilyn Vix.Catherine has taken a chance on love. Can she handle her new Aussie warlock, Jeff? Confused between her husband cheating and a new flavor of warlock, Catherine runs out to find other options in Las Vegas. She runs straight into an exotic dancer named Liam. Will he be the one? Or will she lose something more than just her heart?Benton: A Zombie Novel: Volume One, Jolie du PreZombies have killed everyone in the Benton household--all except twenty-something Jennifer. She's escaped her bedroom, but what now? Waterbank, Illinois is overrun. Where can she go?A chance encounter with seven other young survivors points her toward Texas. Jennifer wants to trust him, with her life and possibly her heart.  

Indie Book Rebels #6 - Writing Paranormal Fiction - Jolie Du Pre, Marilyn Vix

Indie Book Rebels, where new and experienced writers all plowing their way through the mine field of self-publishing get to share their tips, their stories, their triumphs and their pain. Readers hear from great new authors. Writers hear from other writers. We also talk about marketing, the craft of writing, book designing, and more. Our guests can be other podcasters, bloggers, and even traditional publishers - if any have the guts to come on the show. Enjoy and SUBSCRIBE. More at IndieBookRebels.com

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