Moving From the Big Five to Indie: An Interview with Roxanne St Claire

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English - September 24, 2020 07:45 - 1 hour - 110 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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Joining us today is bestselling romance author, Roxanne St. Claire. Rocki's latest book, https://amzn.to/2RUDWrX (Man's Best Friend), releases September 25, 2020, the day after this episode airs. If you like romance and fun and dogs, you'll love this book!
Rocki started her career in traditional publishing, first with Pocket Books at Simon & Schuster, and then also writing for Harlequin, Random House, and Grand Central Publishing. When she was offered her biggest contract, though, there was a clause she was unwilling to accept, so she said no.
Going indie was the best business risk she's ever taken. She has more creative freedom than ever before, more joy, and more money. She works hard - it is a full-time job - but it's the best thing she's ever done as a writer. Rocki shares her experiences so you can decide if indie publishing might be right for you.
You can find out more about Rocki and all of her books at her website, http://www.roxannestclaire.com/ (http://www.roxannestclaire.com/). If you're interested in joining her reader's group, go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/roxannestclairereaders (https://www.facebook.com/groups/roxannestclairereaders).

EPISODE 212I

Joining us today is bestselling romance author, Roxanne St. Claire. Rocki's latest book, Man's Best Friend, releases September 25, 2020, the day after this episode airs. If you like romance and fun and dogs, you'll love this book!

Rocki started her career in traditional publishing, first with Pocket Books at Simon & Schuster, and then also writing for Harlequin, Random House, and Grand Central Publishing. When she was offered her biggest contract, though, there was a clause she was unwilling to accept, so she said no.

Going indie was the best business risk she's ever taken. She has more creative freedom than ever before, more joy, and more money. She works hard - it is a full-time job - but it's the best thing she's ever done as a writer. Rocki shares her experiences so you can decide if indie publishing might be right for you.

You can find out more about Rocki and all of her books at her website, http://www.roxannestclaire.com/. If you're interested in joining her reader's group, go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/roxannestclairereaders.