ISBW #92 – Tim Pratt Interview
- Did I mention I sold my novel? Yeah. I sold my novel.
- I got solicited for a story!
- We fear Nathan Lowell.
- Promo: Archangel
- I interview Tim Pratt (aka TA Pratt) about pen names, geography, and urban fantasy. Tim’s blog, Tropism.
- Promo: The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd Summer Reading Program.
- Not Now Sweetie, Daddy’s Worldbuilding
- I think the K7 line is dead. I am sad.
- Theme music: Traveling by Beatnik Turtle
About the Author: I am a writer and podcast producer. I write for Knights of the Dinner Table, Suicide Girls, and my first novel, Playing For Keeps, was released in '08.
Tony Dyer | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
Really very slow download and has been for the last few podcasts.
Mark Hunter | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
Congrats on the novel sale! I know how terribly difficult and disheartening it can be to shop one around.
Liz Fracek | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
PLEASE PLEASE don’t apologize for promoting your own work. You deserve to be proud of yourself – hell, I’M proud of you and I’m new to ISBW (which I love, BTW – keep up the good work!)
Jason Penney | Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
Re: formatting in Scrivener
I’m pretty sure the idea is that you don’t worry about the fonts and line spacing while composing the document.
You use the “Compile Manuscript” feature which lets you set the line-spacing, font, scene break character, header, etc.
This way you can export a courier double spaced for submission, export formatted for POD, etc. all without changing any of your documents.
Hope that’s helpful!
Dale | Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
Mur, Thank you. I actually cried when responding to my email you said that you all support me. It means alot to me. And just a quick update, my new girlfriend supports my writing, a lot. We were brainstorming until 1 am last night. She really is one of the greatest women I’ve met in my life.
Thank you Mur. Thank you everyone.
Richard | Jun 15, 2008 | Reply
Congratulations on your book! I look forward to reading it. I loved the interview with Tim. I’m a new listener by the way!
Moritz Botts | Jun 18, 2008 | Reply
Congratulations for the book! The link is broken though… (should include “www”)
Julianne le Fay | Jun 27, 2008 | Reply
OMG you sold it! Fantastic