In Episode 36 of Three Lesbians and a Pen, hosts Kimberly Todd, K.C. Luck, and Jamey Moody dive into how to successfully launch your book on a budget. They share practical, low-cost strategies for building your mailing list, creating engaging promotional content with tools like Canva and Book Brush, and running affordable ads on platforms like Amazon and BookBub. With personal stories, laughs, and advice tailored to debut authors, the trio offers a supportive guide for navigating the last month before release day—plus a special shout-out to loyal listener Jules, whose upcoming launch inspired this episode.

Send us a text

Contact Us
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3lesbiansandapen
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3lesbiansandapen
X: https://x.com/3lesbians
Email: contact@threelesbiansandapen.com
Website: https://www.threelesbiansandapen.com

Sign Up for Author Newsletters:
KC Luck: https://shorturl.at/WERxQ
Jamey Moody: https://subscribepage.io/vC6He4
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Author Websites:
KC Luck: https://www.kcluckauthor.com/
Jamey Moody: https://www.jameymoodyauthor.com/
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Copyright 2025 3Lesbiansandapen
Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. We are not liable for any losses or damages resulting from its use. The views expressed are personal opinions. Always consult multiple sources for your writing journey.

In this episode, bestselling authors Kimberly Todd, KC Luck, and Jamey Moody break down the art (and the agony) of writing a book blurb that actually sells. From crafting punchy taglines to balancing intrigue and clarity, the hosts share their personal approaches to creating blurbs that hook readers and communicate the heart of a story in just a few carefully chosen lines.

Jamey outlines her preferred structure for blurbs, including a bold first line, clear character intros, and a final punch with tropes and a call to action. KC talks about the importance of questions in blurbs and writing in present tense to keep things dynamic. They all agree that blurbs should entice, not summarize, and should never include typos or plot spoilers.

Packed with practical advice, personal stories, and a few hilarious tangents, this episode is a must-listen for indie authors looking to sharpen their blurbs.

Send us a text

Contact Us
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3lesbiansandapen
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3lesbiansandapen
X: https://x.com/3lesbians
Email: contact@threelesbiansandapen.com
Website: https://www.threelesbiansandapen.com

Sign Up for Author Newsletters:
KC Luck: https://shorturl.at/WERxQ
Jamey Moody: https://subscribepage.io/vC6He4
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Author Websites:
KC Luck: https://www.kcluckauthor.com/
Jamey Moody: https://www.jameymoodyauthor.com/
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Copyright 2025 3Lesbiansandapen
Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. We are not liable for any losses or damages resulting from its use. The views expressed are personal opinions. Always consult multiple sources for your writing journey.

In this episode of Three Lesbians and a Pen, bestselling authors Kimberly Todd, KC Luck, and Jamey Moody discuss the trickiest question every writer faces: how do you know when your book is truly done? From plotters to pantsers, the trio share how they each recognize when a story has reached its natural conclusion and why “done” isn’t always just about hitting the last page.

KC explains how being satisfied with her characters' growth is key before she can call a story complete, while Jamey talks about writing to a satisfying emotional payoff, especially when wrapping up a series. Kimberly shares how she leans on her instincts and her ARC team to fine-tune the final version. The conversation also covers the importance of epilogues, why bonus chapters can be a powerful way to give readers even more closure, and how getting feedback from beta readers can help catch missing pieces before hitting the terrifying "Publish" button.

Along the way, they swap stories about last-minute corrections, missing pets in a draft, man-butt sightings, and why circling the room before uploading a book to Amazon is basically a writer's rite of passage. It’s an episode full of laughs, real talk about the writing process, and a lot of support for doing whatever it takes to make your story the best it can be.

Send us a text

Contact Us
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3lesbiansandapen
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3lesbiansandapen
X: https://x.com/3lesbians
Email: contact@threelesbiansandapen.com
Website: https://www.threelesbiansandapen.com

Sign Up for Author Newsletters:
KC Luck: https://shorturl.at/WERxQ
Jamey Moody: https://subscribepage.io/vC6He4
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Author Websites:
KC Luck: https://www.kcluckauthor.com/
Jamey Moody: https://www.jameymoodyauthor.com/
Kimberly Todd: https://kimberlytoddauthor.com/

Copyright 2025 3Lesbiansandapen
Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. We are not liable for any losses or damages resulting from its use. The views expressed are personal opinions. Always consult multiple sources for your writing journey.