DC discusses word economy with pro editor Meg Trast: What it is, why it's important, and whether writers can go overboard with it. *Originally recorded as a YouTube video.

Dawn Hosmer discusses her writing and publishing journey. From small publishers and presses to being independent and trending toward a hybrid publishing model, Dawn proves if there's a writing will, there's a publishing way!

As some of your may have noticed, I haven't been on twitter, Facebook, or Instagram in over a year. While that will continue to be the case, I wanted to make a quick podcast to give an update to anyone who cares, and talk about the shift that the podcast will be taking moving forward. I hope you enjoy.

Audio originally recorded from a YouTube video. 

David and D.C. discuss anthologies with special guest Deidre Owen, an indie author and co-founder of Mannison Press, an independent publisher. We discuss how anthologies can be a great way for authors to get their work out there. We also dig into some of the business aspects of getting published in an anthology and the work the publisher does to make anthologies a reality. 

Audio originally recorded for a YouTube video

Save yourself some time and money by correcting these common mistakes missed when revising your own work. David and D. C. dig in with C. D. Tavenor and Meg Trast, both editors and indie authors.

Audio was originally recorded for a Youtube video in May of 2019.

David Gane and D. C. Wright-Hammer are joined by the very special guest SFF, paranormal, and romance writer, E. J. Dawson. We discuss the twitter event #PitMad where writers can bring attention to their manuscripts. The next #PitMad is coming on Thursday, March 5, 2020 from 8 AM to 8 PM EST.   REMEMBER TO *RETWEET* AND *COMMENT* ON #PITMAD TWEETS BUT DO NOT *LIKE* UNLESS YOU'RE AN AGENT, PUBLISHING HOUSE, OR EDITOR.

Audio books seem to be all the craze, but are they really all they are cracked up to be? Find out from the Audio Sorceress herself, Marnye Young! David and D.C. discuss the ins and outs of getting an audio book made and how the financial side of it can work.

David and D. C. dig into the different ways to publish from traditional, to indie, to small press, and discuss which one is the best. Hint: It depends on YOU.