Get Published Episode 37 – Valerie Griswold-Ford Talks Writing

Valerie Griswold-Ford is the guest on today’s show. Val is a dark fantasy writer who has also written non-fiction and edited anthologies as well. She dabbles in all sorts of things, from epic fantasy to horror to paranormal romance.

I also address a writing question and talk about how I get guests for the podcast.

I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks for listening.

Show Notes

00:00 — Opening – Get Published Episode 37 – Valerie Griswold-Ford Talks Writing

  • Everything has to start somewhere and this is the start of “Get Published”

0:14 — Introduction – Get Published Episode 37 – Valerie Griswold-Ford Talks Writing

Welcome to the show.

00:45 — Promo: The Drabblecast

02:15— Feedback – Get Published Episode 37 – Valerie Griswold-Ford Talks Writing (continued)

  • Blaze asks about scripted vs. unscripted for podcasting and Mike addresses part 3 of listener Tim’s question from last episode. This episode Mike talks about how he gets interviewees.
  • Email feedback at getpublishedpodcast dot com with your comments or call the voiceline at (206) 203-2031

05:43 — Promos: GalaxyBillies

07:31 — Get Published Episode 37 – Valerie Griswold-Ford Talks Writing (continued)

Valerie Griswold-Ford talks about her books and the unorthodox way that she got her first book accepted. She also talks about the anthology she has worked on and what is next for her.

You can also find Val on Facebook as: Val Griswold-Ford and on Twitter as VG_Ford. Her webpage is http://vg-ford.com.

51:06 — Promos: Audio Market List

54:39 — 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:

Valerie Griswold-Ford    http://vg-ford.com/

Drabblecast  http://www.drabblecast.org

Audio Market List  http://AudioMarketList.com/

GalaxyBillies  https://michellplested.net/category/galaxybillies/

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