Podcast: Should Just Anybody Write a Memoir?
Most publishers, with lots of snooty sarcasm, disagree with me on this: I think everybody has a memoir in them.
My indie authors podcast began as IndieVoices, when I was executive editor at Foreword Reviews, and is now called Inspirational Indie Authors in its incarnation for the Alliance of Independent Authors. But no matter what it’s called, I enjoy making these podcasts because I get to interview some incredibly brilliant authors.
For me, it’s not about the authors’ business plans, marketing strategy, or other aspects of indie publishing that don’t have to do with the actual content of the books. I’ll let smart businesspeople handle those kinds of interviews. For me, my indie authors podcast is all about the joy of writing and reading.
Most publishers, with lots of snooty sarcasm, disagree with me on this: I think everybody has a memoir in them.
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