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Today, I talk about the release of #TheLeftoverBride French edition and breaking the top 100 in Apple Books (my book was hanging out right next to Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game! :-)).
I share five things I’ve learned about podcasting as an author in 2021 and five things I want to do next year (podcast-related).
I also gush about Cape Cod in December and Isaiah Jones Bed & Breakfast…
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- My Imaginary Friends Podcast (and newsletter by L. Penelope): https://lpenelope.com/podcast/
- How The Light Gets In by Katy Upperman
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