Today I’m (reposting as an audio post) my launching of a podcast called So, I’m Writing a Novel…, a behind-the-scenes, one-man reality show sharing the experience of writing my next book, a sword & sorcery novel, from first ideas all the way through to publication.
It’s an experiment in building an audience for the book as I write it, an audience that I aim to make a fun online community for all involved, and an added incentive for a publisher to take a chance on the book when it’s ready to submit!
I’m also launching a Patreon with the podcast, for those who might like to support my writing financially. Doing so can earn all kinds of bonus treats, including access to a whole second podcast where I read, and provide “DVD commentary” on, chapters of my first novel, Junkyard Leopard.
This post is me asking if you’d…
- Please check out the podcast & Patreon
and - Please consider telling people about the podcast & Patreon!
This comes with the ironclad guarantee that I’m not going to be rating & ranking people I know on how much, or even if they choose to help me out. That would be terrible. *I* would be terrible!
If you’d like to help spread the good word, but aren’t sure who in your life to contact, may I suggest:
- People looking to write a novel of their own, or…
- …who are curious about what it’s like to write a novel.
- Fans of fantasy fiction and its sub-genres, across all mediums, not just books.
- People who are interested in process, in “How Things Are Made” shows, in general.
- People who like to patronize the arts, and get to know the artist they’re patronizing.
- People who’d enjoy a weekly, serialized audio-book podcast with behind-the-scenes commentary on each chapter. (Available through the Patreon)
You can find the podcast by putting So, I’m Writing a Novel… into iTunes and most any other place podcasts are found, or you can go to the website.
The Patreon can be found here: www.patreon.com/soimwritinganovel
This project feels like something really special, a rare combination of specific subject matter with broad appeal, and I’d love for you to join me on the journey. Thanks for reading!












