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How Literary Critic & Publishing Insider Bethanne Patrick (AKA TheBookMaven) Writes

Podcast |: The Writer Files: Writing, Productivity, Creativity, and Neuroscience
Publisher |: The Podglomerate
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Business,; Careers,; Creativity,; Interview,; Management & Marketing,; Neuroscience,; Productivity,; Science & Medicine,; Writing
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Books,; Education,; How To
Publication Date |: Aug 19, 2022
Episode Duration |: 00:43:03

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#PodcastersForJustice Longtime literary critic and publishing insider, Bethanne Patrick, spoke to me about how she became a famed reviewer, where she puts all the books, and her new investigative podcast "Missing Pages." Bethanne Patrick is a writer, author, and critic whose monthly column on hot books appears in The Washington Post. An influencer in the book world, Bethanne (@TheBookMaven) has over 200K Twitter followers and originated the popular #FridayReads tag. She is also host to the all-new podcast Missing Pages, which investigates the good (rarely), the bad (frequently), and the messy (always) of the publishing industry. Described as an investigative podcast, "Missing Pages uncovers the power struggles, mistaken identities, and unfathomably bad behavior within the secretive world of book publishing. Each episode brings in authors, experts, publishing insiders, and a circus of NYC media elites to tell the real story; unfit for print." Bethanne's book reviews and author profiles have appeared in The Los Angeles Times, Poets & Writers magazine, NPR Books, Lit Hub and many others. She is the author of two books for National Geographic, an editor of an anthology for Regan Arts, and is currently writing a memoir for Counterpoint Press. Stay calm and write on ... Discover The Writer Files Extra Get 'The Writer Files' Podcast Delivered Straight to Your Inbox If you’re a fan of The Writer Files, please "Follow" us to automatically see new interviews. In this file Bethanne Patrick and I discussed: How she became a self-styled book "maven" The logistical issues of receiving 20 books a week What it's like cracking the Cosa Nostra of publishing Why disruption in the publishing industry can't come fast enough How to start your career by writing reviews And a lot more! Show Notes: bethannepatrick.com Missing Pages on Apple Podcasts Missing Pages on Spotify Inside the Push to Diversify the Book Business - NY Times DOJ v. PRH: Agents, Publishers Move Center Stage by Bethanne Patrick for PW Bethanne Patrick for The Washington Post Bethanne Patrick on Instagram Bethanne Patrick on Facebook Bethanne Patrick on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#PodcastersForJustice

Longtime literary critic and publishing insider, Bethanne Patrick, spoke to me about how she became a famed reviewer, where she puts all the books, and her new investigative podcast "Missing Pages."

Bethanne Patrick is a writer, author, and critic whose monthly column on hot books appears in The Washington Post. An influencer in the book world, Bethanne (@TheBookMaven) has over 200K Twitter followers and originated the popular #FridayReads tag.

She is also host to the all-new podcast Missing Pages, which investigates the good (rarely), the bad (frequently), and the messy (always) of the publishing industry.

Described as an investigative podcast, "Missing Pages uncovers the power struggles, mistaken identities, and unfathomably bad behavior within the secretive world of book publishing. Each episode brings in authors, experts, publishing insiders, and a circus of NYC media elites to tell the real story; unfit for print."

Bethanne's book reviews and author profiles have appeared in The Los Angeles Times, Poets & Writers magazine, NPR Books, Lit Hub and many others. She is the author of two books for National Geographic, an editor of an anthology for Regan Arts, and is currently writing a memoir for Counterpoint Press.

Stay calm and write on ...

Discover The Writer Files Extra

Get 'The Writer Files' Podcast Delivered Straight to Your Inbox

If you’re a fan of The Writer Files, please "Follow" us to automatically see new interviews.

In this file Bethanne Patrick and I discussed:

How she became a self-styled book "maven"
The logistical issues of receiving 20 books a week
What it's like cracking the Cosa Nostra of publishing
Why disruption in the publishing industry can't come fast enough
How to start your career by writing reviews
And a lot more!

Show Notes:

bethannepatrick.com

Missing Pages on Apple Podcasts

Missing Pages on Spotify

the-push-to-diversify-the-book-business.html">Inside the Push to Diversify the Book Business - NY Times

doj-v-prh-agents-publishers-move-center-stage.html">DOJ v. PRH: Agents, Publishers Move Center Stage by Bethanne Patrick for PW

Bethanne Patrick for The Washington Post

Bethanne Patrick on Instagram

Bethanne Patrick on Facebook

Bethanne Patrick on Twitter

Kelton Reid on Twitter

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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