AI Should Not Write Stories
Authors are debating where artificial intelligence belongs.
Deborah KevinGuest
Joanna IngramHost
And I love that you've been able to be there and support your son through his journey as well, which, you know, I think so many of us running our own businesses, a lot of this is what it's about, being able to be present when we're needed for our families.

I think you said about the industry can blow smoke about how you get published.

The one that most people focus on is traditional publishing, which is a very legitimate way to do it.

It's the longest way, and it has the most gatekeepers, and it's where people get very discouraged.

They now do digital books, and they did that kicking and screaming, the same with audiobooks.

The flip side of that is self-publishing or independent publishing, which has been relabeled because self-publishing got a bad rap early on for all those frustrated authors.

They threw everything up on what was then CreateSpace, which is one of the first platforms in, I think, 2008.

And then there's this middle ground, which I kind of call the wild west of publishing, because there are publishers similar to Highlander Press that operate more like a traditional publisher at the high end, mid-sized publishers.

If you're working with a publisher that doesn't have a submissions process, they're most likely a vanity press.

And I love that you've been able to be there and support your son through his journey as well, which, you know, I think so many of us running our own businesses, a lot of this is what it's about, being able to be present when we're needed for our families.

I think you said about the industry can blow smoke about how you get published.

The one that most people focus on is traditional publishing, which is a very legitimate way to do it.

It's the longest way, and it has the most gatekeepers, and it's where people get very discouraged.

They now do digital books, and they did that kicking and screaming, the same with audiobooks.

The flip side of that is self-publishing or independent publishing, which has been relabeled because self-publishing got a bad rap early on for all those frustrated authors.

They threw everything up on what was then CreateSpace, which is one of the first platforms in, I think, 2008.

And then there's this middle ground, which I kind of call the wild west of publishing, because there are publishers similar to Highlander Press that operate more like a traditional publisher at the high end, mid-sized publishers.

If you're working with a publisher that doesn't have a submissions process, they're most likely a vanity press.
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