Episode 87 - Inside the publishing house - conversations with the team at Gollancz

December 21, 2016 01:33:36
Episode 87 - Inside the publishing house - conversations with the team at Gollancz
The Creative Writer's Toolbelt
Episode 87 - Inside the publishing house - conversations with the team at Gollancz

Dec 21 2016 | 01:33:36

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Show Notes

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This very special episode takes us inside one of the most iconic publishing houses in the world. The episode comprises four conversations with press, marketing and commissioning staff at Gollancz; the fantasy, horror, and science fiction imprint. The episode includes a conversation with Gollancz's Publishing Director, Gillian Redfearn. Many of you will know Gollancz as the publisher of prominent authors like Brandon Sanderson, Ben Aaronovitch, Stephen Baxter and Al Reynolds as well classic books from the likes of Arthur C Clarke, Philip K Dick, and Terry Pratchett. These conversations cover issues that apply to writers from all genres; from tips on submissions to what a publisher wants from their authors, and from the the importance of voice through to the mistakes aspiring authors make in their manuscripts, and how to avoid them. And for those interested in submitting material directly to Gollancz there’ll be news on what their submission plans are for 2017.

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