Music in the podcast provided by: https://filmmusic.io
“The Builder” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
PAY ATTENTION!
Why should you be interested in making audio fiction? Why should you be interested in making podcasts? Discoverability, that’s why.
Makoto Tokudome walks us through a thoroughly modern yet incredibly important set of steps in book marketing. As another TVWriter™ minion said when we talked about this post, “Maybe we should call it, “Podcasting Your Book for Fun and Profit.”
Are you a self-published author? Are you looking to get your book into other mediums such as audio?
Cord Cutters News’ Luke Bouma gives us a heads-up about what not to expect – and not to do – when you move forward into what appears to be the inevitable future of Home Electronic Entertainment.
By which we mean the home entertainment medium formerly known as – yeppers! – TV.
Harsh but true words all writers need to heed.
Bang2write is known for being honest in its feedback. Note that doesn’t mean brutal, vitriolic or cavalier. Writing is tough and writers have to make all kinds of sacrifices to get words on the page. Nothing winds me up more than readers and feedback-givers who don’t exercise due care. Every piece of work is an expression of someone’s hopes and dreams. I take this very seriously.
LB’S NOTE: The following Seattle Times article appeals to me for a couple of reasons.
Okay, so that’s five reasons. But now it’s time for you to read what’s inspired me to carry on here sans sarcasm or snark.
