In this episode of Three Lesbians and a Pen, bestselling authors Kimberly Todd, KC Luck, and Jamey Moody kick off Ask Us Anything, Part One, answering listener questions about writing, publishing, and everything in between. They share how they first met and became podcast partners, reflecting on their early days as indie authors and how their writing styles have evolved over time.

KC talks about the biggest mindset shift she’s had since publishing her first book, Jamey shares why she embraces reader reviews despite being warned not to, and Kimberly dives into the dreaded struggle of passive voice. They also discuss the hardest parts of self-publishing, from marketing challenges to writing blurbs (which are never as easy as they seem). Plus, KC reveals a hilariously awkward moment involving a family member reading the wrong book, Jamey uncovers a fascinating piece of family history, and Kimberly explains why she still gets nervous hitting the publish button—no matter how many books she’s written.

Packed with laughs, insights, and behind-the-scenes author talk, this episode is a must-listen for writers and readers alike.

Link to the Darkness Falls video mentioned in the podcast - https://youtu.be/qa7g49o_6Go

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