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December Webinar - The Intentional Indie: Choosing and Thriving on the Indie Publishing Path
Thursday, December 04, 2025, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST
Category: Workshops/Webinars
December Webinar
The Intentional Indie: Choosing and Thriving on the Indie Publishing Path
Presenters: Catherine Matthews and D. Liebhart Host: Lisa Montanaro December 4, 2025 7:00-8:30 PM Eastern
Join the Webinar
In today’s publishing world, there’s no one-size-fits-all path to success—and no path is a fallback. In this candid, interview-style conversation, authors Catherine Matthews and D. Liebhart share insights from their own independent publishing journeys and make the case for intentionally choosing the indie route. They’ll talk about the real costs and benefits of going indie and the skills needed to be successful. Whether you're deciding between traditional and self-publishing or looking to level up your indie career, this webinar will help you choose your path with confidence and intention. Expect an honest, encouraging look at what’s possible when you align your publishing goals with your values and strengths—plus plenty of practical tips for wherever you are in the journey.
Bios:
D. Liebhart is a nurse and the author of two independently published novels: House on Fire and Feral Creatures of Suburbia. She has served as the WFWA Mentorship Coordinator since January 2023 and is an active supporter of writers making their way on the indie path. Since its release in 2023, House on Fire has sold over 8,000 copies and has had 1.6 million Kindle Unlimited page reads.
A former educator, coach, and school administrator, Catherine Matthews combined her teaching and project management experience with her writing craft to become an award-winning indie author. After her debut, Releasing the Reins, won five awards and was a finalist for four more, she decided to also indie publish her second novel, Roadside Sisters. Catherine writes stories of strong women finding the courage to face the storm and live their dreams—usually in the company of a faithful hound. She embodies this as an indie author. In addition to writing, Catherine serves as a board member and the Vice President of Technology for the WFWA. In her spare time, she supports other authors in developing the skills they need to be a successful indie author. An early riser, she begins each day writing with colleagues across the globe—always in the company of her two favorite hounds, Delta and Buttercup.
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