This week on The Self-Publishing Show, it's launch day for Cissy Mecca's latest medieval romance, while James Blatch is getting serious about his own writing again, with a preorder underway and book two already taking shape.
The main discussion focuses on two significant developments at Amazon KDP. James and Cissy look at the new limits on the number of titles authors can upload each week and reports that Amazon may no longer be honouring permafree price matching. They discuss why these changes may be happening, how they could affect different types of indie authors, and why adapting to changes outside your control is simply part of running an author business.
There's also news from SPS Live London 2027, with Isabelle Knight and A.P. Beswick announced as the latest speakers, plus details of ProWritingAid's Novel November, the Orlando writing retreat and a very big SPS announcement coming next week.
Key Talking Points
Cissy's launch day and the next book already on preorder
Amazon KDP's new weekly publishing limits
What the KDP changes could mean for rapid-release authors and translations
Reports of changes to Amazon's permafree price matching
Adapting your author business when platforms change the rules
ProWritingAid's Novel November writing challenge
Isabelle Knight and A.P. Beswick announced for SPS Live London 2027
Writing routines, deadlines, editors and accountability
The Orlando writing retreat and the value of author communities
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