Being a published author is not a cheap endeavour. Even if you go traditionally published, there is still things you would need to do and perhaps pay for. So in today’s episode as Rachel and I are asking:

“How Can You Budget For Your Author Career?”

Episode 294

What We Cover:

• Author vs book budgeting
• Expenses you may incur
• Income streams
• Our thoughts

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