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Inside Publishing: How Writers Survive and Adapt in a Changing Industry

Presented by: Clay Stafford | Janet Lee | Jill Marr | Lucienne Diver | Robbie Bryan | Steven Womack | Tom Robinson
Categories: Agents | Distribution | E-books | Industry | Publishing | Selling

Clay Stafford moderates a candid discussion with Janet Lee, Jill Marr, Lucienne Diver, Robbie Bryan, Steven Womack, and Tom Robinson about the shifting realities of modern publishing. The panel explores industry challenges, from distribution changes to the rise of digital formats, and shares strategies for staying resilient and relevant through constant change.

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