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“I enjoy programs that explore the creative process. John August starts documenting the creative process of writing a novel then goes beyond. The podcast takes us on a tour of the physical creation of book, from editing, copy editing, art choices, font selection to placing the book on the store shelves, publicity tours and the final judgement of sales figures. Great interviews all along the way. A really great podcast that is certainly informative but funny and suprisingly emotional too. (And his book is great too!)”
Tad Stones via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/11/18
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“Really well put together. Interesting and with a great edge of humour. the adverts really get in the way. spoken by the author they blend in so it is confusing. apart from this, great podcast.”
Drantoniac via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/27/18
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“Can’t wait to get lost in this podcast! I know absolutely nothing about the book publishing world, and I’m excited to hear about this journey, from the creative side to the business.”
katcanipe via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/18/18
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“It seems there’s not much that John August can’t do.
I’ve enjoyed the films that he’s scripted. I gleaned a lot of valuable info from his Scriptnotes podcast with Craig Maxim and now I’m getting even more from Launch and looking very much forward to reading about the adventures of young Mister...”Read full review »
MicHenn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/03/18
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