2. Jane Friedman, Publishing Commentator & Consultant - “The Most Critical Thing Every Author Needs”
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In this episode of “On Publishing” we talk with Jane Friedman, writer, editor, author coach, commentator, and sought after publishing consultant who runs the publishing industry newsletter, “The Hot Sheet” as well as JaneFriedman.com. We talk about her experience in publishing, her optimism about the future of the industry, and the most important thing every writer needs. If you enjoy this episode please like and subscribe so you can keep up with future episodes. If you have questions about writing and publishing that you’d like us to discuss, or other people you’d like us to interview, send us an email at [email protected]. Include the word “Podcast” in your subject line. This episode was hosted by Alex Field and Ingrid Beck, edited by Joey Howell, and the music is by Not The King. Produced by The Bindery Agency, www.TheBinderyAgency.com.
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