Diving into a batch of questions with the second episode in a two-part bonus run, Bob offers some thoughts about agents, media kits, scheduling appearances and social media.

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Diving into a batch of questions submitted by you over an extended break, in this episode Bob scratches the surface of details about the value of traditional publishing, finding the best publisher for a project, the process of writing and the part of creating a book and bringing it to market that fruistrates him the most.

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The realities of the numbers can be scary and depressing. In this episode, Bob wanders into potential positive thoughts to be found by looking at things from a slightly off-balance perspective.

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Take a deep breath, find a calm and peaceful place to sit down, and get ready for the realities of the numbers as Bob discusses the averages for traditional and self-publishing book sales.

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Bob presents the basic truths and realities of traditional publishing and self-publishing, including two unusual stories about writers that created unique solutions for personal challenges.

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Bob breaks down the three areas that will create season one's episodes and passes along contact details.

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Bob shares some details on the development of season one's episodes and content (and beyond), then presents three questions.

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In the debut episode of Writing & Publishing, writer - author - storyteller Bob Hocking makes some introductions, shares some information and tells some stories.

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