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Ep 13 - The Path to Publication

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The path to publication can be long and twisted. It certainly was for me, with scores of rejections, setbacks, and false hopes. In this week's episode of the Write Your Novel podcast, I tell some stories from the road both good and bad on what it took to get my debut novel Locust Summer published. What got me through - in the end - was strictly separating the submission process and anything to do with publishing from my writing. So, let's dive into how to do that, and perhaps make your journey a little smoother than mine was.

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If you took something from this episode, I would love for you to take a screenshot and share this on your socials so that other aspiring novelists can also take something from it.

Don't forget to tag me at @davidallanpetale.

My mission is to help as many aspiring authors as I can, so they can become more confident writers who actually write the THING.

I would really appreciate it if you could share this episode with a writing buddy, or on your social media, to help me spread the word that it IS possible to write a novel.

Don't forget to click Subscribe or Follow to get notified when new episodes drop 🙌🏼

If you have any questions about novel writing, feel free to drop them HERE and write or record a question that could be featured on an upcoming episode.

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The path to publication can be long and twisted. It certainly was for me, with scores of rejections, setbacks, and false hopes. In this week's episode of the Write Your Novel podcast, I tell some stories from the road both good and bad on what it took to get my debut novel Locust Summer published. What got me through - in the end - was strictly separating the submission process and anything to do with publishing from my writing. So, let's dive into how to do that, and perhaps make your journey a little smoother than mine was.

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If you took something from this episode, I would love for you to take a screenshot and share this on your socials so that other aspiring novelists can also take something from it.

Don't forget to tag me at @davidallanpetale.

My mission is to help as many aspiring authors as I can, so they can become more confident writers who actually write the THING.

I would really appreciate it if you could share this episode with a writing buddy, or on your social media, to help me spread the word that it IS possible to write a novel.

Don't forget to click Subscribe or Follow to get notified when new episodes drop 🙌🏼

If you have any questions about novel writing, feel free to drop them HERE and write or record a question that could be featured on an upcoming episode.

  continue reading

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