New Wordplay Podcast!

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1. Mr. Dsays

   September 13, 2011 at 2:27 pm

   It's a great thing to have the option to self-publish and I'm glad to see many self-published authors find success. Thanks to them, not only is it an option, but a viable one.

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2. Porter Andersonsays

   September 13, 2011 at 2:56 pm

   I like this weekly podcast series, Nathan, good stuff. For my colleagues who "speak Twitter," this is:

   @wordplaypodcast
   @NathanBransford
   @JamesDashner
   @jscottsavage
   @MichaelBourret

   Cheers.

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3. Anonymoussays

   September 13, 2011 at 4:46 pm

   I enjoyed the podcast. It was nice to meet Micheal. He sounds like a really good agent. I think I will keep him in mind when I submit.

   Vera

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4. Matthew MacNishsays

   September 13, 2011 at 6:53 pm

   I'll have to listen from home. Thanks, Nathan.

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5. Mirasays

   September 13, 2011 at 7:23 pm

   That was fun! Even though it made me mad because it was soooooo partisan. Totally pro-traditional publishing. Which I guess is fair, though, there's lots of partisan self-publishing discussions.

   But I wanted to cheer every time Nathan spoke! I loved that you brought the discussion back to center, with a more fair, more balanced perspective. Yay for Nathan!

   I did appreciate that everyone agreed it's not an either/or, that writers really don't compete with each other. The more good books out there, but more people will want to read other good books. So, that was cool.

   On the other hand, one thing that I strongly disagreed with was how the topic of the 25% e-book rate was dismissed for another day? Why??

   If I had an agent in the hot seat, that's exactly what I'd like to talk about. "Mr. or Ms. Agent, you say you advocate for the writer, and yet the e-book royalty rate stands at 25%. Please explain."

   Fun podcast. I like that you're doing these. I also like getting all mad and coming on here to comment. Very fun.

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