Go Ask Mary

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Liz Rasley, and she asks about what goes on behind the scenes at an editor's desk. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Dale Arend, and he asks about when books go out of print. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Teresa Wells, and she asks about what age level we should write for. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Sue Ann Kirkham, and she asks about how to manage beta readers. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Jim Rogers, and he asks building a platform vs. writing the book. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Patti Richter, and she asks about if you should get an agent if you're a collaborative writer. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Leah Hinton, and she asks about whether you should publish with multiple publishing houses. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from Darren Sapp, and he asks about the efficacy of book trailers. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU and your publishing questions in mind. This episode's question comes from author Liz Rasley, and it gets at our worth as writers. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Go Ask Mary, a podcast created with YOU in mind. When I was mentoring writers in my last intensive, they often came to me with questions. At one point, the attendees gathered for dinner, then had a conundrum about a publishing question. One of them said, "Well, go ask Mary." When they shared that with me, I thought it might be a fun name for a podcast where your questions are highlighted. This episode has NO questions (the questions start next week). Instead, I share a little about my own journey of publication and set up the expectations for the podcast. If you'd like your question answered, just click on the right hand side of this blog where there's a grey box and a microphone >>> Record your question, then wait and see when your question will get answered! It's simple. It's quick. It's succinct. If you enjoy the podcast, would you be willing to share it with your writer friends? I would so appreciate it.