
How to Write Serials: Finding Your Voice and Building Steady Income with KimBoo York
From Wish I'd Known Then: a Podcast for Self Published Indie Writers by Sara Rosett and Jami Albright
March 11, 2026 · 52 min · Episode 308
About this episode
KimBoo York discusses building long-term reader relationships and transitioning fan fiction to original works while balancing productivity and kindness.
308 / Serial fiction expert, Kimboo York, joins us to discuss building long-term reader relationships, letting go of perfectionism and fan fiction, including insights on transitioning fan fiction to original works. We also talk about balancing productivity with kindness and allowing room for mistakes to set yourself up to have a resilient author career. ✨ This week’s sponsor is: Reedsy https://reedsy.com/studio and https://reedsy.com/studio/templates Serial fiction business modelsTransi...
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Guest: KimBoo York
Topics covered
- serial fiction
- reader relationships
- perfectionism
- fan fiction
- productivity
- author career
Keywords
- resilient author career
- serial fiction business models
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