We Published, Beloved! Podcast
We Published, Beloved! Podcast
Podcast Description
The publishing world is overwhelmingly white and the stories that we read reflect that reality. Because of this long-time trend, many new and upcoming Black and queer authors often feel shut out and excluded from the publishing process.
This podcast demystifies the publishing process with a focus on first-time Black and queer authors.
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Focuses on the challenges and victories of first-time Black and queer authors, with episode examples like an interview with EbonyJanice discussing her journey and the importance of community in writing and publishing.
The publishing world is overwhelmingly white and the stories that we read reflect that reality. Because of this long-time trend, many new and upcoming Black and queer authors often feel shut out and excluded from the publishing process.
This podcast demystifies the publishing process with a focus on first-time Black and queer authors.
In this episode of “We Published Beloved!” Dr. Jenn M. Jackson and Candice Nicole Hargons, PhD explore the themes of liberation through sexuality and the political landscape affecting discourse on sexual health. Candice shares her journey of writing her book Good Sex, and the significance of addressing sexual topics in a time of political repression. This conversation highlights the importance of self-advocacy, the courage required to navigate rejection, and the need for genuine Black representation in academia.
Jenn and Candice discuss the intricacies of the publishing process, the importance of documentation and PR, and the challenges of planning a book tour — especially for introverts. They explore audience reception, financial considerations for book tours, and the critical role of developmental editing in the writing process. Candice shares her personal experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for proper planning and support in the journey of becoming an author.
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