Posted in: 2023

223. So, I’ve Published a Book: How Do I Launch and Promote It?

My guest today is Lauren Erickson. She’s an author who’s written a memoir, her (as the subtitle has it) “Summertime Chronicles of a Yellowstone Housekeeping Employee,” and now she works to help other authors launch and promote their books. We talk about launching virtually and in real life, and of course the role of social media.

Lauren’s Website
https://www.laurenericksonwrites.com/
Lauren’s Book
https://laurenericksonofficial.com/the-finer-things-club/
Lauren’s Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/laurenericks0n/

Posted in: 2023

167. Even Social Media Require Manners, Right?

My guest is Kristin Johnson, who is a writer, screenwriter, and ghost writer. She is the author of the award-winning and award-nominated book, Ain’t “U” Got No Manners?, a great book about social media etiquette that’s both accessible and well researched. She was a joy to talk to, not only about this book, but about parts of the rest of her writing career as well.

LINKS

Ain't "U" Got No Manners?
https://www.amazon.com/Aint-U-Got-No-Manners-ebook/dp/B01N9KX3YI/

Kristin Johnson's Website
https://www.kristinjohnson.net/

Posted in: 2022

96. Media, the State of the World, and Irreverence

My guest today is Natasha Mott. Natasha is many things. A neuroscientist, a writer, a host of two podcasts, Syllojism and NeoAcademia. She describes herself as an "ex-academic, former seller of science/biotech shill … now, depending on the day I might be  a podcaster, an educator, a scientist, a meme-r, a world builder, a creator, an organizer, a friend, a mother, a writer, a musician." You can find links to most of her work on the Theory Gang substack.