In today’s podcast episode, Rachel and I are joined by a guest, author Wendy Simpson where we ask and she answers:

“What Is The Traditional Publishing Industry Really Like?”

Episode 206

What We Cover:

• The main benefits of traditional publishing
• Benefits of having an agent
• What control the author has
• A typical publishing timeframe
• Extras authors might not know about traditional publishing

About Wendy Simpson

Published author of fantasy and science-fiction. Repped by Anne Tibbets of the Donald Maas Agency. Associate member of the SFWA, ESWA, Author’s Guild. My high fantasy TINDERBOX AVAILABLE NOW! Its sequel, Tarotmancer OUT NOW!

Girl Gamer, aka RunicNightshade. Bibliophile. Gardener. Chocoholic. Cat person. Breast Cancer Warrior.

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