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Explore "#publishing" with insightful episodes like "Q33: Should I write under a pen name?", "Carole Zimmer Interviews Linda Danz-Repost-122222", "#79 - Julie Cohen", "SS Episode 3- The Pros And Cons Of Traditional Publishing" and "Zhi Zulu - Bridge over troubled giraffe" from podcasts like ""Ask The Author with Jodi Gibson", "Friggin Fabulous Radio", "The Write and Wrong Podcast", "Sociable Scribes" and "David Krut Podcast"" and more!

Episodes (9)

Q33: Should I write under a pen name?

Should you write under a pen name? What are the things to consider when choosing a pen name or pseudonym? What are the legalities of writing under a pen name? If you've ever wondered why some authors write under a different name, or considered doing so yourself, then this is a must-listen episode for you.

For more information and a transcript summary of this and past episodes please visit https://www.jfgibson.com.au/blog

And if you have a question you'd like answered on the podcast, reach out to Jodi on Instagram https:www.instagram.com/jfgibsonwriter or on her website https://www.jfgibson.com.au/

Ask The Author with Jodi Gibson

en-auDecember 10, 2023

Carole Zimmer Interviews Linda Danz-Repost-122222

Award winning host of the podcast "Now What With Carole Zimmer" and NPR Reporter, Carole Zimmer, sat down to interview Linda Danz, author of "A Birdhouse In Brooklyn" for Friggin Fabulous Radio. Carole and Linda discuss Linda's novel, which takes place in the aftermath of the events of September 11, 2001, and is a story of the lives of disparate people brought together by circumstance.

They also talk about the book publishing industry, how to self publish, age discrimination, how to re-invent yourself and more!

http://abirdhouseinbrooklyn.blogspot.com/

http://www.amazon.com/Birdhouse-In-Brooklyn-Linda-Danz-ebook/dp/B00ODD5GD6

Friggin Fabulous Radio

en-usDecember 22, 2022

#79 - Julie Cohen

Julie Cohen has pubilshed almost thirty books, sold over a million, taught and lectured creative writing across the world and is currently vice president of the Romantic Novelist Association to name but a few of the incredible things she's done. We talk all about her new book 'Summer People' as well as her amazing journey and experience over twenty years of writing and publishing. She tells us all about what's changed and what has stayed the same like the "suckage" point, which she hits with every book she writes. An amazing episode for any aspiring writers looking to hear about the behind the scenes of it all.

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The Write and Wrong Podcast

enAugust 01, 2022

SS Episode 3- The Pros And Cons Of Traditional Publishing

Do you want to know what it takes to publish your book traditionally? Learn the ups and downs of going with traditional publishing and what's involved in this Sociable Scribes episode with Nakita and Kim!

enJune 07, 2021

Zhi Zulu - Bridge over troubled giraffe

In this episode, we hear from artist and illustrator Zhi Zulu on her silkscreen edition titled 'Bridge over troubled giraffe (2020).' Zulu created this silkscreen print during her second collaboration with the David Krut Workshop (DKW) this year (2020), and the work was presented for the first time at the Turbine Art Fair. 'Bridge Over Troubled Giraffe' is part of a growing series of silkscreens, inspired by the artist’s experience of African stories being told for tourists and foreigners. The images convey a humourous take on stereotypical, inaccurate and fantastical tales that foreigners sometime believe of wild animals walking in the streets of Johannesburg, or people keeping them as pets.

This print collaboration was started just before the South Africa’s Covid-19 lockdown began in March 2020 and with lack of access to digitally printed positives it was necessary to hand draw the artwork to expose onto the screens for printing. This required Zhi handing over some of the making process to the printers on the project. In a way, this brought the work back to the most traditional sense of printmaking.

In this episode, we hear directly from Zhi about this series of prints, her use of colour and humour, collaborating with the David Krut Workshop team of printers over lockdown and the difference between silkscreen and digital printing.

Listen to the previous podcast - Zebra Crossing: https://davidkrutprojects.com/52401/david-krut-podcast-artist-series-e29-zhi-zulu-zebra-crossing

Read the workshop blog: https://davidkrutprojects.com/58663/bridge-over-troubled-giraffe

David Krut Podcast

en-zaOctober 30, 2020

Lebo Thoka - Seeds of the Dirt

In this episode, Britt Lawton catches up with artist/ photographer Lebo Thoka on the progression of her career since her first solo exhibition – “It is well: Ode to Karabo” – in 2018. She explains the inspiration and influence of her newest photography series ‘Seeds of the Dirt’ – currently on show on David Krut Projects’ Artsy page. Lebo also shares her conceptual framework and process, feelings about the digital exhibition space, the importance of observing and absorbing what is going on in the world around you and so much more...

Seeds of the Dirty on Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/show/david-krut-projects-lebo-thoka-seeds-of-the-dirt

Lebo Thoka Artist Page: https://davidkrutprojects.com/artists/46765/lebo-thoka

Health of the Sick, 2020 - https://davidkrutprojects.com/artworks/57739/health-of-the-sick

Karabo Mokoena - Karabo Mokoena, 22 years old, stabbed by her ex-boyfriend 27 times set on fire and discarded onto a dumpsite: https://davidkrutprojects.com/artworks/46769/karabo-mokoena-22-years-oldstabbed-by-her-ex-boyfriend-27-times-set-on-fire-and-discarded-onto-a-dumpsite

Please help us reach as many people as possible with Lebo Thoka’s important body of work and the message it conveys by sharing this episode and the exhibition links. Enjoy!

en-zaJuly 28, 2020

John Matisonn | Cyril's Choices | "We're letting Russia and China eat our lunch"

Britt Lawton sat down with renowned political journalist and author John Matisonn to discuss the topics covered in his latest book 'Cyril's Choices.'
Following his 2015 book ‘God, Spies and Lies: Finding South Africa’s Future Through Its Past,’ Matisonn launched 'Cyril's Choices' at THE BLUE HOUSE - David Krut Bookstore, 151 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood on Tuesday 28 January 2020.

01:15 - Overview of 'God, Spies & Lies from 2015' and 'Cyril's Choices, 2019' 02:35 - "We're letting China and Russia 'eat our lunch'" 05:45 - The rise of South Africa's "Oligarch's" - The Gupta's & Russia 06:40 - Research, 'I read a lot of government reports so you don't have to.' 09:30 - Cyril, Civil Society & Political Will 11:55 - The 4th industrial Revolution 14;40 - The Green New Deal 17:40 - Relationship between Business & State 19:40 - On Self-publishing

John Matisonn was a William F. Benton Fellow at the University of Chicago in 1991-1992, a Stellenbosch Institute of Advanced Studies writing fellow in 2014 and 2018, and a member of the board of the South African Broadcasting Corporation in 2017 and 2018.

Hosted and produced by Britt Lawton
The David Krut Podcast is a production of David Krut Projects.
For more information visit our website www.davidkrutprojects.com
Facebook/ Instagram @Davidkrutprojects

David Krut Podcast

en-zaFebruary 03, 2020

The Art We Make: Treasure Trove

In this episode, Erin and Mthabisi from David Krut Projects discuss our latest showcase titled 'Treasure Trove'at the Blue House - 151 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood.
Treasure Trove is
a collection or store of valuable or delightful things.

A continuation of a previous David Krut Projects (DKP) showcase of almost sold-out prints from David Krut Workshop (DKW) collaborations through the years; the Blue House at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue presents Treasure Trove.

Mentioned artworks include Diane Victor’s Springbokkie-Trojan,from her Birth Of A Nation series; a suite of ten etchings using imagery derived from classical mythology and adapted to a South African context of visuality.
Find out more about the series here: http://davidkrutprojects.com/46258/birth-of-a-nation-set-by-diane-victor

Another feature is by international artist RaQuel Van Haver who was invited to spend a week at DKW making prints. During her time in studio, she began a new body of work, the definition of a system; where she depicted topics about global migration, systematic oppression, military forces, refugees and politics.
Find out more here: http://davidkrutprojects.com/artists/44391/raquel-van-haver

Treasure Trove continues our look into the DKW archive via the Blue House at 151 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood. You’ll also find other works and exciting books from the David Krut Bookstore.

en-zaJune 13, 2019

Marina Tsvetaeva - Letter to the Amazon

In summary, I DON'T have a crush on Jeffrey Dahmer even though I pretty much said I did. I DO have a crush on Rainboy. I AM very depressed right now. I WILL be in San Francisco this weekend. I WILL kick you out of the podcast if you're an awful human being. I DO have a perfectionism issue. I wish things were different, I want to tell you you'll be happy, and I DO love you. Many thanks for listening and I'm sorry for so many things.

Also, shoutout to the person who posted that they actually read these little blurbs I write! Thank you fam.

LINKS:

Buy Marina Tsvetaeva’s Letter to the Amazon here: https://www.uglyducklingpresse.org/catalog/browse/item/?pubID=531

My book: https://www.archonprojects.com/shop/robyn-oneil-20-years-of-drawings

San Francisco’s Book Signing Event: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bardq0ChT1q/?taken-by=robyn_oneil

Me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Robyn_ONeil?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robyn_oneil/?hl=en

Writer/poet/artist Stephanie Goehring: http://stephaniegoehring.weebly.com

Me Reading Stuff

en-usOctober 26, 2017

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#publishing

Episodes (9)

Q33: Should I write under a pen name?

Carole Zimmer Interviews Linda Danz-Repost-122222

#79 - Julie Cohen

SS Episode 3- The Pros And Cons Of Traditional Publishing

Zhi Zulu - Bridge over troubled giraffe

Lebo Thoka - Seeds of the Dirt

John Matisonn | Cyril's Choices | "We're letting Russia and China eat our lunch"

The Art We Make: Treasure Trove

Marina Tsvetaeva - Letter to the Amazon