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What a way to start my second year of ‘Get Published’. I got to talk to Lorina Stephens, Owner and Publisher at Five Rivers Chapmanry. Lorina has a lot of interesting things to say; I learned a lot in our discussion and I know you will too.
We also have a very good writing question.
I hope you enjoy the episode.
-Michell
Show Notes
00:00 — Opening – Get Published, Episode 24 – Interview with Publisher Lorina Stephens
- Everything has to start somewhere and this is the start of “Get Published”
0:14 — Introduction – Get Published, Episode 24 – Interview with Publisher Lorina Stephens
Welcome to the show.
00:58 — Promos: Archangel
02:52 — Feedback – Get Published, Episode 24 – Interview with Publisher Lorina Stephens (continued)
- What is the most important lesson we have learned in the past year?
- Email feedback at getpublishedpodcast dot com with your comments or call the voiceline at (206) 203-2031
06:24 — Promos: Digital Magic
http://www.digitalmagicnovel.com
07:22 — Get Published, Episode 24 – Interview with Publisher Lorina Stephens (continued)
Mike talks to publisher Lorina Stephens about the publishing industry.
59:37 — Promos: Bird House Rules
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1:00:29 — Closing
Let me know what you think and definitely use the voicemail line to your heart’s content!
I look forward to the day where I can use an EBM (Esspresso Book Machine) in my own home town. I’ve already researched and seen that Seattle, a 4 hour drive away, has two of them, I even thought of driving down just to print some of my own books with their machine, but after hearing this I bet there will be one in my city before I know it. That would be so awesome! Thanks for the great interview Mike.
I have mixed feelings about the Espresso. One of the two ways that I pick books to read is by picking them up and flipping through them. That doesn’t quite work when there isn’t anything to flip.
I haven’t seen one yet, but I know what you mean. Authors and publishers will have to do something else to maintain that experience. Maybe social media, maybe some other method. I’m still looking forward to seeing an Espresso machine. Even better if one of my books can be purchased from it.