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Robin Sullivan of Ridan Publishing talks about how she got into publishing. She also talks about the publishing industry and gives writers a list of does and don’ts.
I also do a review of Tad Williams’ current release ‘ShadowRise’. It’s a monster-sized episode, but there is a lot of great information.
I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks for listening.
Show Notes
00:00 — Opening – Get Published Episode 38 – Ridan Publishing’s Robin Sullivan
- Everything has to start somewhere and this is the start of “Get Published”
0:14 — Introduction – Get Published Episode 38 – Ridan Publishing’s Robin Sullivan
Welcome to the show.
00:36 — Promo: The Drabblecast
02:05— Feedback – Get Published Episode 38 – Ridan Publishing’s Robin Sullivan (continued)
- Mike gives a review of Tad Williams’ current release ‘ShadowRise’
- Email feedback at getpublishedpodcast dot com with your comments or call the voiceline at (206) 203-2031
04:51 — Promos: GalaxyBillies
06:39 — Get Published Episode 38 – Ridan Publishing’s Robin Sullivan (continued)
Robin Sullivan talks about her professional journey to the publisher’s chair and gives her thoughts on the publishing industry.
1:16:59 — Promos: Audio Market List
1:20:32 — Closing
Thank you for listening. Let me know what you think and definitely use the voicemail line (206.203.2031) to your heart’s content!
Websites mentioned in this episode:
Ridan Publishing http://www.ridanpublishing.com/
Drabblecast http://www.drabblecast.org
Audio Market List http://AudioMarketList.com/
GalaxyBillies https://michellplested.net/category/galaxybillies/
Great episode Mike!
Now I really want to know which book Robin was referring to around 56:00 – the book which had an amazing ending but they had to completely rework the beginning. That’s got to be an awesome ending for them to work that much on it, I’d like to read that book with the original first part, and then the published version of the manuscript. That would be a great learning experience for a newb writer like me.
I’m sure it would be very enlightening, but I suspect you would be hard-pressed to convince the publisher to let you see it. 🙂