The Long Road to Publishing with Eva Langston – Détails, épisodes et analyse

After an early near-miss, Courtney’s debut novel came out 10 years later, with a different publisher, editor, agent, and title. (Not to mention, completely re-written!) And her publishing journey didn’t end there! She’s now published with both Big Five and indie publishers, and in a variety of genres: novels, a memoir, and her popular nonfiction how-to book, Before and After the Book Deal.

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-Website: (info on books and classes and retreats): https://www.courtneymaum.com

-Substack: https://courtneymaum.substack.com/p/welcome

More here about Courtney's upcoming novel, Alan Opts Out.

The Long Road to Publishing is produced and edited by Eva Langston, and the intro/outro music comes from the artist Soundroll on #Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/lost-in-love

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In this intro episode YA author Bethany Alcott will help me answer questions about imprints and Big 5 publishers, the difference between traditional, self-publishing, and hybrid-publishing, querying agents, dying on submission, and many more!

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-Find out more about Whimsical Publishing

Things we mentioned: 

• Jane Friedman’s blog
• Jane Friedman’s book, The Business of Being a Writer, 2nd Edition
• Karin Gillespie’s series of posts exploring the three modes of publishing: 1. traditional publishing (big), 2. trad publishing (medium to small) and 3. self-publishing and hybrid
• Rachelle Gardner’s threads post
• How to Write a Stand-Out Query Letter
• How to Find the Right Literary Agent
• What I Learned from 90 Queries

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New York Times Instant Bestseller, Julia Bartz, talks about her publishing journey, from her first attempt at writing a novel, to parting ways with her first agent, to overcoming her fear of public speaking in preparation for the launch of her debut thriller novel, The Writing Retreat. She also talks about her latest novel, The Last Session.

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• THE LAST SESSION
• THE WRITING RETREAT
• Julia's website
• Find Julia on Instagram and X

• Eva recommended Jennifer McMahon's books!
• Julia recommended Pleasure Activism and Rest is Resistance

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YA and MG author Kern Carter talks about self-publishing, publishing with an independent press, and signing deals with Scholastic and Penguin Random House. We also discuss his unique book launch events, the surprising ways he found his agents, and what happened when his book didn’t make it past the acquisitions board.

Kern Carter:

• Website: www.kerncarter.com
• Substack: https://writersaresuperstars.substack.com/

The Long Road to Publishing with Eva Langston:

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-Send me an email at info@longroad.pub

Credits: 

The Long Road to Publishing is produced and edited by Eva Langston, and the intro/outro music comes from the artist Soundroll on #Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/lost-in-love

License code: EEKRDQPCTGSBM5LZ

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.