Published is Greenleaf Book Group's acclaimed podcast about all things publishing and the particulars of writing and launching a book.

Welcome to Episode 67 of Published. Today we're back with another Q & A episode for you. Our in-house publishing consultant David Endris has compiled some of the most common distribution related questions we get from authors, and he has returned to interview me. In this episode, we discussed the ins and outs of book distribution to help authors navigate the best ways to share their books with the world.

Today, I’ll speak with Publishing and Strategy Expert Janet Goldstein about the high profile Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster antitrust lawsuit. We’ll discuss the scope of the trial and what it means for the publishing industry as a whole and for burgeoning authors as they work to get their books published.

Welcome to Episode 64 of Published. Today we’re talking to Greenleaf’s General Counsel, Guy Muller, about the biggest legal issues he sees authors face and why it’s important to keep an eye out for them when working on your book. Guy explains each of these legal concerns, why they matter, and how you can avoid them in your writing to stay out of trouble.

Welcome to Episode 63 of Published. Today we're talking to Greenleaf’s Executive Editor, Erin Brown about finding time to write and publish your book when you're also busy in every other area of your life. Erin will tell us how she supports authors who are struggling with this and gives advice regarding time management related to the book writing process.

Welcome to Episode 62 of Published. Today, we're doing a special episode for you. Our in-house publishing consultant David Endris has compiled some of the most common questions we get from authors. Today, he's interviewing me. We'll talk about a range of topics in today's episode and attempt to best answer your most burning publishing questions.

Welcome to Episode 59 of Published. Today, I'll speak with Greenleaf’s Art Director, Neil Gonzalez, about book design elements and why a well-designed cover and interior are vital to your book’s success.

Today I'll speak with Susan Wittig Albert, the author of the popular China Bayles Mysteries, the Darling Dahlia Mysteries and many other must-read books spanning the mystery, historical fiction, and nonfiction genres. As well, Susan will tell us all about her own writing process while offering advice to new authors who might be considering writing their own book series.