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Search complete. 8 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Morgan James Publishing".
Oct 18, 2026
Terry Whalin: 10 Publishing Myths Every Author Must Know | Book Marketing, Writing Success & Publishing Secrets | Abstract Essay
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20:20Terry WhalinGUEST
It's more of a hybrid, independent publishing option.
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20:26Terry WhalinGUEST
And that's Like the company that I've been working for here for the last 13 years, Morgan James Publishing is one of these hybrid companies.
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20:36Terry WhalinGUEST
We're distributing our book into 98% of the bookstores in North America, including the brick and mortar stores.
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20:44Terry WhalinGUEST
So very broad distribution, I think, is one of the keys to getting your book out there in the best kind of way.
The Hidden Risks of Speaking: Chargebacks, Lost Revenue & Building a Reputation That Lasts
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39:20Brett RidgwayGUEST
lo and behold, I, it could be done, and I generated an image that I, that I, I liked, and I finally decided on Google Gemini after testing several programs.
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39:29Brett RidgwayGUEST
And I talked with family and friends, and I talked with Morgan James Publishing, who had published my business books, because they had a kids division, and they encouraged me to make, make it an A to Z alliterative book.
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39:41Brett RidgwayGUEST
So think, the first book was called Games Animals Play When We're Not Looking, and in fact, that'd be it right there.
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39:51Brett RidgwayGUEST
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Publishing Myths No One Talks About with Terry Whalin
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0:45Sheila SlickHOST
And today, my special guest is Terry Whalin.
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0:49Sheila SlickHOST
Terry is an editor and author and acquisitions editor at Morgan James Publishing.
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0:56Sheila SlickHOST
With over 60 books published through traditional publishers and his work appearing in over 50 magazines, Terry has spent decades on every side of the publishing table, from literary agent to acquisitions editor to author.
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1:14Sheila SlickHOST
He is a sought-after speaker at writers' conferences across the country and is an active member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors.
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12:15Terry WhalinGUEST
Are you actively doing this stuff? And then Because that interview was recorded live, it sounds live today like it did five years ago.
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12:26Terry WhalinGUEST
And so I'm continuing to use those broadcasts.
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12:32Terry WhalinGUEST
One of my authors that Morgan James was asking, potential authors, was asking me how my Billy Graham book is selling.
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12:40Terry WhalinGUEST
Well, I never even looked into that stuff, Sheila, but I decided to go over and take a look, see how that book was doing.
From Manuscript to Published Book: The Truth About Publishing with Anne Macdonald
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2:59Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
So just small steps, you know, moving forward in one space and stepping out of another space kind of, you know, got me to where I am today, which, you know, I just founded Brooks Storyhouse, which is my editing company.
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3:13Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
I'm a production manager for Morgan James Publishing Company.
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3:17Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
And I'm still writing my book.
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3:19Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
My next book comes out in October 13th, 2026, A Girl in the Water.
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31:04Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
That could be the time consuming thing is waiting.
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31:07Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
So, you know, just always, you know, reach out to people, make sure you're using verified sites, make sure you're using companies that are well established.
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31:16Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
With my publishing company, Morgan James Publishing, we have a list of preferred editors that we give to our authors so we know that they're using the right people because they're There are a lot of editors out there that will claim they can edit and there's no, there's no like certification.
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31:31Anne Brooks McDonnellGUEST
Like, you know, when you go to a doctor and you see like their, their degree on the wall, there's no like editing degree that we can put on our wall, right? It's all, you know, experience and it's all mentorship and it's, you know, maybe you have an editor that had a degree in English lit or something like that, but there's no editing degree.