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ISBW #281 – Rapid Fire – From the Car!
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Recorded last week- the FINAL word on exposure and why/when you should consider it currency.
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Recorded last week- the FINAL word on exposure and why/when you should consider it currency.
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Just like horse trainers must shovel poop, so must writers deal with rejections. Get a goal. Make it hurt less. Get tough!
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So I’m very embarrassed, as one commenter mentioned, I kind of skipped three episodes. So in an effort to make numbers completely meaningless (actually to not confuse people in the archives) here is episode 275.
We talk about the Agent HUnt and great sites like Agent Query, Writer’s Market, and Absolute Write.
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It’s another rapid fire episode! I talk, well, read the dang headline! There’s not much more to say! I’m trying not to obsess about reviews, listener numbers, etc.
I was looking at my stats today. I don’t like looking at my numbers, as they haven’t really done much in the past several years. I hit a plateau of listeners and didn’t really budge.
And yeah, “Do more regular shows,” is the clear answer. I know. I know.
But I decided to peek at them today. January had a noted increase from December, and Feb looks like it might just outpace January. So that was cool. Then I found out Libsyn gives a neato map of your podcast reach. So here are the people listening to ISBW:

I was delighted with all of the listeners in the Southern Hemisphere, I usually hear from Australia and New Zealand, I didn’t know I had listeners in South America and most of Africa. Of course, now I’m looking at the little white countries and wondering if anyone knows anyone in Greenland, or Suriname, or Ethiopia to spread the message of I Should Be Writing?
People are bringing to my attention that there were files on the poor departed website that died in the destruction of the site. One of the things was a critique sheet given to me by, I believe, my producer Patrick Hester. I’ve found a copy and am uploading it again, you can find it here. Critique Template Word
I’ll be including my appearances this year on a permanent page shortly, but I wanted to mention now that I have the following cons/appearances coming up:
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When I get to the feedback questions in a timely manner, the shows are a lot shorter!
How to find a literary agent:
And also: Elizabeth Bear on auctorial constructs.
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The show brings children’s and YA author David Lubar to the mic, along with my daughter Princess Scientist to kick us off with a “no offense” question.
Things we discuss in the show: Publishing, Nathan Bransford’s report about B&N, and David Lubar!

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