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ISBW #328 - Taking Care of Yourself // Gail Carriger interview

This week we welcome Gail Carriger back to the show, and talk about taking care of yourself. Hint- it's not romantic to treat yourself like crap in order to brag that you're not sleeping or drinking too much in order to feel like a "real" writer. 

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ISBW #327 - Feedback

Hello new listeners! We have a feedback show for you. Coming soon- interview with Gail Carriger!

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ISBW #326 - Entitlement // Pip Ballantine Interview

It's time to talk entitlement - readers who expect too much, AND authors/publishers who expect too much. Then we talk to Pip Ballantine.

ISBW 325 - Feedback

We talk pen names, editing, and characters. 

ISBW 324 - Waiting. And Marie Bilodeau interview

I am not terribly productive because I'm in a rut. 

 

And I didn't say this in the podcast, but RIP Jay Lake. :( 

ISBW #323 - Feedback show

I know, two shows in a week. Crazypants. The biggest thing we talk about is the advice for the sailor who wants to write on his iPad. Storyist is the most popular app, mentioned by a lot of people.

ISBW #322 - SUPER LONG (EXPLICIT) AGENT INTERVIEW EPISODE

I talk about my skepticism for productivity sites, and then have a LONG talk with my agent, Jen Udden, asking lots and lots of questions. There was wine. And a bit of swearing. 

ISBW #321 - Feedback show!

I go through the emails and discuss series, and agents, and iPad word processors.

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Cooking the Books #001 - Mur Lafferty Interview

We take a small detour and host Fran Wilde's first podcast for her blog Cooking the Books. And the interview is with me! How cool is that? 

ISBW #320 - Depression // Adam Christopher Interview

Depression sucks. Many people talk about it. 

Depression Lies - The Bloggess
Depression Part Two - Hyperbole and a Half

But paying it forward is nice, as PJ Schnyder is doing at RT Booklover's Convention.

The Hugo slate was announced. There are many things to be happy and annoyed about. But the core issue is, read the works, vote as you see fit. 

And we talk to Adam Christopher, author of the Burning Dark* and long-time listener of the show!

You know, at some point you'd think I would get jealous of people who started writing seriously after starting to listen to me, and then their career took off like gangbusters and outpaced me something terrible, but I still am just absolutely giddy to hear success stories from listeners. 

And don't forget, the Storium Kickstarter is still going strong, and you can always support the podcast via Patreon!

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