I’m a big fan of listing to podcasts, so I thought I would
post a quick list of the ones that I find useful to listen to. The descriptions
in this post has been taken straight from itunes,
1.
Brain Burps About Books
Author Katie Davis hosts Brain Burps About Books as a
"fly on the wall" show. It's all about the craft and business of
publishing, now including all genres––not just children's books. Interviews
with experts cover publishing, creating, promoting, and writing them.
2.
The Creative Penn
Information and inspiration on writing, self-publishing,
print-on-demand, internet sales and marketing…for your book. All the latest in
publishing 2.0 and using the internet to make more sales and promote your book.
3.
Dead Robots’ Society
The Dead Robots' Society, a gathering of aspiring writers
podcasting to other aspiring writers, hoping to help each other along the way
to the promised land of publication.
4.
Ditch Diggers
The new podcast from podcast award winners Mur Lafferty and
Matt Wallace, we look at the business of writing, all the dirty details and
nasty secrets no one else will talk about. Bad agents, deals that fell through,
and worse. But still, every day we get up and go to work, because this is our
job.
5.
Helping Writers Become Authors
Helping Writers Become Authors provides writers help in
summoning inspiration, crafting solid characters, outlining and structuring
novels, and polishing prose. Learn how to write a book and edit it into a story
agents will buy and readers will love.
6.
I Should Be Writing
Writing interviews and how-tos from a SF writer who's still
learning.
7.
The Narrative Breakdown
The craft of creative writing, screenwriting, playwriting,
children's books, and literary fiction as discussed by Cheryl Klein and James
Monohan. We share tips and techniques of interest to any writer, student, or
fan of quality prose fiction, screenplays, plays, English literature, etc. Each
episode, we analyze popular novels, movies, Broadway shows, television shows,
short stories, and more. Featuring various expert guests as well as material
from Cheryl Klein's book 'Second Sight' and James' app 'The Storyometer.'
8.
The Newbie Writers Podcast
In this show we find out what to do with that idea you've
always had on writing a book. We interview authors who have been there done
that and where to begin, some tips and tricks in planning, plus a general chit
chat.
9.
Odyssey Writing Workshop
Odyssey is an intensive six-week workshop for writers of
fantasy, science fiction, and horror held each summer on the campus of Saint
Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire. Top authors, editors, and agents
serve as guest lecturers. These podcasts are excerpts from guest lectures.
10.
Rocking Self-Publishing
Each week we interview authors who have made it in the
self-publishing world. Through these interviews we aim to provide actionable
advice and inspiration for those who want to self publish. It should also be
fun for readers looking to get an insight into the world of their favorite
writers!
11.
Round Table Podcast
Each week, Roundtable hosts Dave Robison and Brion Humphrey
- joined by authors, publishers and other literati - invite writers to present
ideas for stories they’re developing. What follows is a no-holds-barred
discussion of the story’s plot, character, pacing, and theme, in an attempt to
transform rough concepts and unformed ideas into literary gold.
12.
The Self Publishing Podcast
Want to publish and sell more books? Want to get your
writing into the world without contending with agents, publishers, or the other
gatekeepers in traditional publishing? There's never been a better time to make
money as a writer -- to take your books directly to readers and be in charge of
your own business rather than jumping through hoops to please the Powers that
Be. Full time authors Johnny B. Truant, David Wright, and Sean Platt (owners of
the 2M+ words-per-year indie publishing company Sterling & Stone) explore
everything related to getting your writing published ... and making money doing
it ... in today's new DIY digital publishing frontier. This isn't artsy talk --
it's "authorpreneurial" business strategy that turns self-publishing
from sideline into a rewarding career.
13.
Writing Excuses
Brandon Sanderson, Mary Robinette Kowal, Howard Tayler, and
Daniel Wells discuss writing techniques in a fast-paced, 15-minute format.
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