Carrie Sun talks about her transformation from an MFA student to the celebrated author of Private Equity. It’s a heart-to-heart conversation on navigating self-doubt, the messy middle of writing, and eventually finding her authentic voice.

Award-winning author and journalist Julie Satow shares the secrets behind the success of her latest book, When Women Ran Fifth Avenue, including her unique approach to digital marketing and how leveraging social media enhanced visibility and sales.

What does it take to transform a persistent idea (over many years) into a published book? On this episode of Bookbound, executive leadership consultant Elaine Lin Hering joins us to explore the nine-year journey behind her book, Unlearning Silence.

What happens when a professor discovers that her real strength lies in her journalism skills and academic experience? For Rachel Somerstein, it’s a critically acclaimed book: "Invisible Labor: The Untold Story of the Cesarean Section."

Can astrology help you gain a competitive edge in your career or business? Ophi Edut, renowned astrologer and author, dives into the journey of publishing her book, The Astrology Advantage, and how astrology played its part in her own success.

On this episode of Bookbound, we sit down with Anna Akbari, author of the “jaw-dropping” (according to the New York Times) memoir

What does it take to write four bestselling books while juggling the demands of running a successful business and raising young twins? We dive into the inspiring journey of Bola Sokunbi, a finance expert, keynote speaker, and the founder of Clever Girl Finance.

Gabrielle Hartley, divorce lawyer turned author, shares what she’s learned along her publishing journey—from manifesting endorsements to navigating publishers with no prior connection. Her path illustrates the power of persistence and belief in oneself.

What does it take to transform a personal health journey into a bestselling cookbook? Here to walk us down that path is Vasudha Viswanath, cookbook author and founder of the community-centered initiative "We Ate Well."

We jump into the art of authorship with Marisa Meltzer, author of New York Times bestseller, "Glossy: Ambition, Beauty, and the Inside Story of Emily Weiss’s Glossier.” Marisa offers invaluable lessons for both budding and established writers alike.

L'Oreal Thompson Payton is an award-winning journalist, experienced communications executive, motivational speaker, and author of “Stop Waiting for Perfect”.

Not only is Pam Slim an award-winning 3x author, speaker, and business coach, so she’s been through the book process multiple times herself, but her area of expertise is in fact marketing.

Julie Chavez writes to explore the joys and impossibilities of mothering and modern womanhood and her story of getting her book published will inspire you to keep going, even when roadblocks seem like the rule.

Bringing Maggie’s research and the writing process together, we explore the complexities of uncertainty, a feeling all creatives need to learn to tolerate and learn from.

On this episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Chloé Cooper Jones, whose memoir, Easy Beauty, began as an essay and turned into a Pulitzer Prize Finalist memoir.

Authenticity over urgency. That’s Dr. Aliza Pressman’s strategy when it comes to driving the marketing of her new book, The Five Principles of Parenting.

What happens when a personal crisis transforms into a groundbreaking practice that spans a decade?

How many rejections is too many? Just how persistent do you really have to be to bring your book to life?

In this short episode, your hosts, Fran Hauser and Bethany Saltman, share their personal experiences and insights from their own publishing journeys.

What’s the story you can’t stop telling? Fran and Bethany are here to help you write, sell, and launch it.