Podcast: Play in new window | Download

I am very happy to welcome Nathan Lowell to Get Published. Nathan has landed a publishing contract for the first of his Share novels and came on the show to discuss his writing journey with me. This is a great interview and I’m sure you’ll get a lot out of it.

I also have two  writing questions: one from DanDantheArtMan and one from Nomad Scry.

And don’t forget to visit Paulette Jaxton at http://empresssword.com. Paulette purchased a sponsorship as part of the Boom Effect auction. Even if she hadn’t I would recommend her podcast. It is well worth listening to.

Thanks for listening.

-Michell

Show Notes

00:00 — Opening – Get Published Episode 29 – Nathan Lowell’s Journey to Publication

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

0:14 — Introduction – Get Published Episode 29 – Nathan Lowell’s Journey to Publication

Welcome to the show.

01:04 — Promos: The Empress Sword by Paulette Jaxton

http://empresssword.com/

02:34 — Feedback – Get Published Episode 29 – Nathan Lowell’s Journey to Publication (continued)

• Dan asks about story-telling and Nomad Scry asks about Anthologies
• Email feedback at getpublishedpodcast dot com with your comments or call the voiceline at (206) 203-2031

11:06 — Promos: Parsecs

http://www.parsecawards.com

13:12 — Get Published Episode 29 – Nathan Lowell’s Journey to Publication (continued)

Mike and Nathan talk about writing and Nathan’s journey so far.

1:17:04 — Promos: GalaxyBillies

http://www.michellplested.com/

1:18:52 — Closing

Let me know what you think and definitely use the voicemail line to your heart’s content! I also mentioned the correspondence (writing) course I took. The school is “The Writing School” found at http://www.qualityofcourse.com/

Correction: Dragon Moon Press Art Director was names as Alex Ruff in the interview. He should have been names as Alex White.

Tags: empress sword, Galaxybillies, Get Published, ishmael wang, Michell Plested, nathan lowell, parsec awards, paulette jaxton, solar clipper

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

I am delighted to announce this episode’s guest. Tad Williams, author of Fantasy, Science Fiction, comic books and much more joined me to talk about writing and how his career has evolved. For any of you who haven’t spoken to Tad or heard one of his interviews, he is a very interesting person. He had lots to say about his career and the business of writing in general.

I also have a writing question from DanDantheArtMan about $100 words. And don’t forget to visit Paulette Jaxton at http://empresssword.com. Paulette purchased a sponsorship as part of the Boom Effect auction. Even if she hadn’t I would recommend her podcast. It is well worth listening to.

This a monster sized episode but a good one.

Thanks for listening.

-Michell

Show Notes

00:00 — Opening – Get Published Episode 28 – Tad Williams Talks Writing

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

0:14 — Introduction – Get Published Episode 28 – Tad Williams Talks Writing

Welcome to the show.

01:16 — Promos: The Empress Sword by Paulette Jaxton

http://empresssword.com/

02:46 — Feedback – Get Published Episode 28 – Tad Williams Talks Writing (continued)

• Dan asks, when should a writer use $100 words and when should they use simple ones?
• Email feedback at getpublishedpodcast dot com with your comments or call the voiceline at (206) 203-2031

09:04 — Promos: GalaxyBillies

http://www.michellplested.com/

10:52 — Get Published Episode 28 – Tad Williams Talks Writing (continued)

Mike and Tad Williams talk about publishing and writing. Tad tells us about his career, the changing face of publishing and how it has changed the way he does things.

1:18:49 — Promos: Archangel

http://www.archangelnovel.com/wp/

1:20:42 — Closing

Let me know what you think and definitely use the voicemail line to your heart’s content!

Tags: archangel, comedy, empress sword, fantasy, Galaxybillies, marketing, Michell Plested, paulette jaxton, Publishing, science fiction, scott roche, shadowmarch, tad williams, writing, YA