In this special edition of Second Sunday Presents, we’re joined by branding strategist and publishing expert Eric O'Neill for a powerful conversation on what it truly means to build an author brand.

More than logos and color palettes, author branding is about clarity, consistency, and connection. Eric breaks down how writers can define their unique voice, position themselves in the marketplace, and create a cohesive presence across platforms—from websites and social media to book launches and speaking engagements.

Whether you’re a debut author or a seasoned writer ready to level up, this episode offers practical strategies and mindset shifts to help you stand out, build trust with readers, and grow your impact.

Tune in to discover how to move from simply publishing books to building a brand that lasts.

On this episode of Second Sunday Presents, we sit down with Clark Thomas Riley for an inside look at how to turn your book into an audiobook.

From understanding the difference between narration and performance to choosing between DIY recording and hiring a professional team, Clark breaks down the entire audiobook production process. He shares practical insights on recording equipment, preparing your manuscript for audio, budgeting for production, and marketing your finished audiobook to reach new listeners.

Whether you're an indie author, traditionally published writer, or simply audiobook-curious, this episode offers actionable steps to help you expand your story into the fast-growing world of audio.

If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to hear your words come to life, this conversation is your starting point.

In this episode, we talk with Jestina M., author of the children’s book When Prince and Reggie Didn’t Win, a heartfelt story that explores resilience, teamwork, and redefining what it truly means to win. Through the journey of Prince and his brother Reggie, the book offers meaningful lessons for children, parents, educators, and coaches alike.

Jestina shares the inspiration behind the story, her approach to writing for young readers, and why conversations about perseverance and emotional growth matter—both on and off the field. When Prince and Reggie Didn’t Win is available at Kensington Row Books Shop, making it a wonderful local find for families and classrooms.

Event: Book Signing at Barnes & Noble, Potomac Yard on Sunday, February 21st at 1:00 p.m.

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