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Sep 11, 2026

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This is your guide to book publishing.
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Everything you want to know but didn't know what to ask with your host, Dr. Judith Riles.
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On the show today, you'll find out where book publishing is going and how to take advantage of it.
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How to identify and avoid publishing predators.
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What opportunities are emerging as the book trade evolves in new forms? How to avoid losing money? And much, much more.
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Join us now as a variety of publishing pros will deliver insights and strategies to take the author to the next, next level of publishing.
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It's your guide to book publishing.
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Everything you want to know but didn't know what to ask.
Matt KellyHOST
57:05
Thank you to Matt Withers, the third Matt, for producing the show.
Matt KellyHOST
57:09
Do send in what you think, folks, to 2matts at tnepublishing.com. That's the number two, M-A-T-T-S-T-N-E.com. publishing.com even if it's one word hello or three hello thank you that we love to hear from you but tell us what you think about all sorts of issues and anything we've talked about we'd love to hear from you and we'll be back on sunday with our regular q a so tune in for that and until then goodbye from me goodbye from him goodbye
Brian WhittenHOST
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That book has been translated into 34 languages.
Brian WhittenHOST
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And according to Publishing Trends, it was the number one American book in the world for both 1995 and 1996 and the number one international bestseller of 1996.
Brian WhittenHOST
43:27
Wow.
Brian WhittenHOST
43:27
Not bad.
Angela HoyHOST
44:11
He originally serialized that story on his personal blog.
Angela HoyHOST
44:15
We just talked about serials, online serials.
Angela HoyHOST
44:18
He published it for 99 cents on Kindle before Crown Publishing and Hollywood came calling.
Brian WhittenHOST
44:22
Great movie.
Matthew HarfieHOST
6:05
We can have a bit of a deep dive, maybe do a bit of investigation in the current position that publishers are in.
Matthew HarfieHOST
6:09
Maybe we should get someone from a publishing industry on to actually talk from their side.
Matthew HarfieHOST
6:14
Yeah.
Matthew HarfieHOST
6:18
Anyway, just before we get on with the main body of this episode and our guests, how are things with you? Have you recovered from the Historical Novel Society conference that we were at?
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That's R-A-K-U-T-E-N.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTE.
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Richard Harding Davis, as a friend and fellow author has written of him, was, quote, youth incarnate, unquote, and there is probably nothing that he wrote of which a boy would not some day come to feel the appeal.
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But there are certain of his stories that go with a special directness to a boy's heart and sympathies, and make for him quite unforgettable literature.
AdamHOST
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Natasha, this is Bridget Jones.
AdamHOST
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Bridget works in Publishing House and she used to play around naked in my paddling
JosieHOST
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pool.
JosieHOST
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What did they say? That's a bit pervy, isn't it? Because the age gap's a bit

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SallyPANELIST
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Sense and Sensibility? Yeah, Hugh Grant's in Sense and Sensibility with Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet.
AdamHOST
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Josie's like delayed reaction.
AdamHOST
45:25
Like what? For the role, Renee Zellweger gained 25 pounds and she also worked in a British publishing house for a month working on The Accent as well along the way.
AdamHOST
45:36
Yeah,
Carly WattersHOST
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They are now represented by a new agent, David Avigilano at Avigilano Associates.
Carly WattersHOST
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This was reported in Publisher's Lunch just today.
Carly WattersHOST
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The new agent did not respond to Publisher's Lunch's queries about the agency's plans for the author.
Carly WattersHOST
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nobody knows kind of well yeah they wouldn't good for them for not responding yeah yeah yeah but there is just a representation update there so jerry has a new agent and that is the update there interesting okay so the next thing that i had on the list to talk about was this was also from publishers lunch i think a couple days ago maybe yesterday but i was really really taken with this um and you'll have to you know, forgive me for taking us on this, this ride, but I think it's a really interesting reflection on the relationship between libraries and book publishing.
Carly WattersHOST
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So stay with me here.
John MartinkaHOST
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He is an entrepreneur.
John MartinkaHOST
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He is a publishing expert and on making people he works with to become an authority via publishing.
John MartinkaHOST
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And he's going to share some lessons that most podcasts don't talk about.
John MartinkaHOST
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And that's how you do it the wrong way before you do it the right way.
John MartinkaHOST
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And we're gonna get to some business lessons.
John MartinkaHOST
1:34
But why don't we start out with that big thing? You know, how did you get to where you are by doing things wrong?
H.J. ChammasGUEST
1:44
Yeah, so let me give you a short context of how I arrived into the publishing world and how I failed big time in my first venture.
H.J. ChammasGUEST
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I'm one of those Lebanese expatriates who left Lebanon about 30 years ago, lived most of my life as an immigrant here and there in so many parts of the world, left my country as a poor guy, and then made myself by working into Dubai as a first student and then in East Asia.
Scott YarbroughHOST
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I think that's a very excellent point.
Scott YarbroughHOST
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So one of the things I find curious, and you said a little while ago, I think it's true that since Publisher is pushing Alcott to give Joe a, quote, happy ending, by which we mean the marriage plot, she decides to go with Bear over Laurie.
Scott YarbroughHOST
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So I really have two questions.
Scott YarbroughHOST
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So Bear's...
Lucas J. MatherHOST
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We'd like to thank FF Bruce for writing it.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
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We'd like to thank William B. Erdmann's Publishing Company for making it available.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
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Thank you, Erdmann's.
Lucas J. MatherHOST
13:09
And the one I have is 1963 Paternoster Press.

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