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Ep 15 Anne Alcott

A book is 1,000 tiny ideas

In this conversation, ⁠Anne Alcott⁠ author behind ⁠Tiny Horse Books,⁠ shares her journey as a writer, discussing her transition from writing children's books to adult fiction. She reflects on the challenges of self-publishing versus traditional publishing, the importance of maintaining control over her work, and her unique writing process. Alcott also emphasizes the significance of finding inspiration and the realities of revising and editing. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of publishing and the personal growth that comes with navigating it.

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Chapters

00:00 The Journey to Writing: A Natural Calling

04:17 Empowering Children Through Storytelling

07:09 The Self-Publishing Decision: Control and Freedom

10:19 Navigating Traditional Publishing: A New Path

12:58 The Transition from Children's Books to Novels

15:58 Exploring Literary Fiction: Breaking Boundaries

18:54 Finding Time to Write: Balancing Life and Creativity

21:59 The Creative Process: Outlining vs. Discovery Writing

24:35 Revising and Structuring: Crafting the Final Product

31:10 The Journey of Writing and Querying

33:30 Exploring Literary Fiction

36:32 The Reality of Publishing Challenges

40:09 The Importance of Agent Relationships

42:59 The Future of Self-Publishing

44:52 Celebrating Weird Girl Literary Fiction

48:15 Closing Thoughts and Future Aspirations

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