Hello Everyone. When I heard that JC Hutchins’ 7th Son, Descent was about to hit the bookstores I was excited. When JC put the call out for his street team to give him a leg up I knew I had to help so I invited Hutch to come back to the show to pimp his book. My expectation was that he would spend 20 – 30 minutes to talk about the 7th Son Journey from manuscript to podcast to book. What I got was one of the most enjoyable discussions I’ve had about writing in quite a while. In the interest of full-disclosure, you will only hear about Hutch’s works in this episode. However, you will also get a sneak […]
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Gird Your Loins
I know I’ve talked about NanoWriMo before (last week in fact) but let me talk about it one more time. In 10 days NanoWriMo will once again take place. I will, once again, go into battle (with myself) and try to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days. This will be my fourth year participating and last year I toiled with over 120,000 others. So what is NanoWriMo? As you may have guessed, the crux of NanoWriMo is to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days. That equates to 1,667 words per day, every day for the month of November. But is that ALL NanoWriMo represents? I think not. NanoWriMo was started in 1999 by Chris Baty and some friends. […]
Read moreGet Published Episode 15 – Interview with Tina Hunter
Hello Everyone. I met Tina Hunter at ConVersion 25 and had the chance to chat with her. She has a lot of interesting things to say and I am very pleased that she agreed to be on the show. In further news, the old voicemail number was cancelled so we now have a new one: 206.203.2031. Please give it a call and leave your comments and questions. Enjoy. Get Published, Episode 15 – Interview with Tina Hunter Show Notes 00:00 — Opening – Get Published, Episode 15 – Interview with Tina Hunter Everything has to start somewhere and this is the start of “Get Published” 0:14 — Introduction – Show #15 – Interview with Tina Hunter Welcome to the show. […]
Read moreGearing Up For the Next Project
The thing I’ve noticed about myself is I never have any shortage of ideas (probably like everyone else in the world). What I have a definite shortage of is time; lately I’ve been spending countless hours editing my novel and preparing each episode of my podcast. I enjoy doing both, but it isn’t quite the same as the thrill of starting anew story. That’s why it’s with a certain level of excitement that I begin looking forward to my next project. NanoWriMo is coming up in November and I have a story in mind. It is a sequel to the YA novel I wrote two years ago and I already know it’s going to be a lot of fun. I […]
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