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Many of us hope that we will someday write the great (Native) American novel. For those dedicated enough to put words to the page there are more ways than ever for getting work into readers’ hands. Many writers dash off copies to major publishing houses and collect rejection slips. Self-publishing is another option, but doesn’t offer anything in the way of distribution and marketing. Maybe the e-book path is best. What happens next after you type the words “The End” in your manuscript?
Guests:
Tim Tingle (Choctaw) – author of several books including “How I Became a Ghost” and “House of Purple Cedar”
Joseph Bruchac (Western Abenaki) – author of over 130 books including “The First Strawberries” and “Crazy Horse’s Vision”
Jeanne Devlin – editor of the Roadrunner Press
Break Music: Voodoo Child (song) Qvln (artist) Paleta – EP (album)
