Episode 32: 5,000-10.000 Downloads of a Conversation about Your Book

Writing It!

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We’re speaking with Caleb Zakarin, the Editor of the New Books Network, about what NBN is and what it does for academics. You’ve probably heard about the New Books Network, because so many academics are either interviewed about their books on this podcast, or interview other academics for NBN. We wanted to understand what NBN does for academics and their books; what makes for a good author interview; what makes it a “network”; and why academics might consider interviewing other academics for NBN (short answer: it’s a really good way to network).

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