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This episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick is a big one! Lots to talk about, including...
an update on my creative endeavors and my upcoming novelette "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay."
the results of my requests for feedback from Sonitotum 031.
an exploration on the topic of creative service providers like editors and cover designers, and how invested in our work we should expect them to be
some thoughts on just who does care about our work, and how, and why
a little bit about non-fungible tokens and those rare times when people assign a creator's work with much, much more value than anyone ever expected.
Opinions, dead ahead!
Links and Topics Mentioned In This Episode
"The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" is my next work of fiction: a novelette set in my Shaper's World storyworld. Click here to pre-order the novelette from Amazon and receive it automatically on April 6, 2021! Why pre-order? When you do, you won't be charged until April 6, but those sales will count toward the e-book's ranking in its various categories on Amazon. Help "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" make a splash right out of the gate! Thanks!
Because of timing and stuff, folks in my mailing list community of friends and fans heard all about my limited-time direct pre-order offer (different from, and preceding, the Amazon pre-order that just became available) for "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay," and my podcast listeners didn't. So don't forget to join the community, dear listener! It's free!
My last creative work came out last summer: the novel Light of the Outsider. You should read it or listen to it; it's awesome and different from probably any fantasy novel you've ever read.
The next creative work after "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" will be the Shaper's World novel Shadow of the Outsider. Make sure you're part of the community so you have first dibs later this year!
Last episode, I asked you for some help deciding on directions I should go regarding new content and distribution channels. The excellent author, steadfast listener, and stalwart pal J. C. Hutchins is the only one who responded, so he gets link love. That's how we roll around here. Oh, and the result of his feedback? Listen to the episode!
My free weekly fiction serial Hazy Days and Cloudy Nights: "How It All Got Started" came up in the episode. Wait, how can you get free weekly fiction from me? Oh yeah -- it happens automatically when you join the community. Hashtag overdoingit.
Okay, this is kind of a spoiler if you haven't listened to the episode: Soon, I'll be launching a weekly newsletter: Your Commonplace from Matthew Wayne Selznick. It's "...snippets, ephemera, resources, heart-expanders and mind-blowers from around the web to tickle your creative fancy..." and, for now, at least, it's absolutely free. If you were already part of my community of friends and fans before you read this post, you're already subscribed (and yes, you can unsubscribe at any time). If not, and you'd like to be there when the first issue launches, by all means, subscribe for free to Your Commonplace from Matthew Wayne Selznick!
What the heck is RSS? Only the thing that makes blogs and podcasts possible. This explains it pretty well.
Have I talked about Dynalist before, and what an amazing, versatile tool it is for writers?
Speaking of tools for writers... you can see everything I use (or nearly!) on my Resources page. You might find something handy there for your own creative endeavors!
It wouldn't be a podcast episode if I didn't mention The Big Plan.
20BooksTo50K is a Facebook (I know, I know...) Group full of knowledgeable, friendly folks actually, yes, actually making a living writing fiction. It's worth your time.
I talk a lot about creative services providers for authors in this episode. I know what I'm talking about.
The DIY Ethic is an approach to creative work that doesn't wait for gatekeepers to give their
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This episode of Sonitotum with Matthew Wayne Selznick is a big one! Lots to talk about, including...
an update on my creative endeavors and my upcoming novelette "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay."
the results of my requests for feedback from Sonitotum 031.
an exploration on the topic of creative service providers like editors and cover designers, and how invested in our work we should expect them to be
some thoughts on just who does care about our work, and how, and why
a little bit about non-fungible tokens and those rare times when people assign a creator's work with much, much more value than anyone ever expected.
Opinions, dead ahead!
Links and Topics Mentioned In This Episode
"The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" is my next work of fiction: a novelette set in my Shaper's World storyworld. Click here to pre-order the novelette from Amazon and receive it automatically on April 6, 2021! Why pre-order? When you do, you won't be charged until April 6, but those sales will count toward the e-book's ranking in its various categories on Amazon. Help "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" make a splash right out of the gate! Thanks!
Because of timing and stuff, folks in my mailing list community of friends and fans heard all about my limited-time direct pre-order offer (different from, and preceding, the Amazon pre-order that just became available) for "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay," and my podcast listeners didn't. So don't forget to join the community, dear listener! It's free!
My last creative work came out last summer: the novel Light of the Outsider. You should read it or listen to it; it's awesome and different from probably any fantasy novel you've ever read.
The next creative work after "The Perfumed Air at Kwaanantag Bay" will be the Shaper's World novel Shadow of the Outsider. Make sure you're part of the community so you have first dibs later this year!
Last episode, I asked you for some help deciding on directions I should go regarding new content and distribution channels. The excellent author, steadfast listener, and stalwart pal J. C. Hutchins is the only one who responded, so he gets link love. That's how we roll around here. Oh, and the result of his feedback? Listen to the episode!
My free weekly fiction serial Hazy Days and Cloudy Nights: "How It All Got Started" came up in the episode. Wait, how can you get free weekly fiction from me? Oh yeah -- it happens automatically when you join the community. Hashtag overdoingit.
Okay, this is kind of a spoiler if you haven't listened to the episode: Soon, I'll be launching a weekly newsletter: Your Commonplace from Matthew Wayne Selznick. It's "...snippets, ephemera, resources, heart-expanders and mind-blowers from around the web to tickle your creative fancy..." and, for now, at least, it's absolutely free. If you were already part of my community of friends and fans before you read this post, you're already subscribed (and yes, you can unsubscribe at any time). If not, and you'd like to be there when the first issue launches, by all means, subscribe for free to Your Commonplace from Matthew Wayne Selznick!
What the heck is RSS? Only the thing that makes blogs and podcasts possible. This explains it pretty well.
Have I talked about Dynalist before, and what an amazing, versatile tool it is for writers?
Speaking of tools for writers... you can see everything I use (or nearly!) on my Resources page. You might find something handy there for your own creative endeavors!
It wouldn't be a podcast episode if I didn't mention The Big Plan.
20BooksTo50K is a Facebook (I know, I know...) Group full of knowledgeable, friendly folks actually, yes, actually making a living writing fiction. It's worth your time.
I talk a lot about creative services providers for authors in this episode. I know what I'm talking about.
The DIY Ethic is an approach to creative work that doesn't wait for gatekeepers to give their