In this episode, Bridget and Jen discuss the Hugo awards, Puppies, and whether it’s ever appropriate to do the bare minimum and call it a day. 

In this episode, we discuss youtube, authenticity, and how quickly we’d sell out if given the chance. (Very.) 

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This episode we talk time management, writing advice, and unsellable books. Feedback, questions, suggestions? Send them to us at [email protected], @shipandhandling on twitter, or via our ask box on our website! 

In this very special romance-themed episode of Shipping & Handling, we discuss our favorite fictional relationships and the difficulties of writing therein, take none of your questions because no one sent them in, and talk about what we're reading this week 

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In this episode we discuss the upcoming meta project from Rainbow Rowell, how much comp could a comp title comp, and reading in and out of your genre.

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In which Jen & Bridget talk about their reading plans for 2015, their query pile wish lists, and how low their tolerances have become after three weeks away. 

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In which Bridget and Jen count down their favorite reads of 2014 and look towards the future!

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Happy New Year! 

In which we discuss RPF, monetizing fandom, and Jen Udden calls the Hugo awards. Recorded April 25, 2014. 

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In which we talk about revising your book into a beautiful butterfly of fanciness. First posted 3/26/2014

In which 2014 comes in full of hope and promise only to give way to exhaustion and despair under the crushing weight of expectations (Or, reading books all the time is hard, y’all). First posted 2/14/2014.