Review of Missing Pages - Preachy and Annoying

Preachy and Annoying

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“I was really excited about this podcast but I had to turn it off after the second episode. I think a podcast exploring inequities in publishing could be really great! But a podcast posing as unsolved weirdies, that then just preaches for 45 minutes without any concrete evidence is lame. I want to know WHY Dan Mallory did what he did, and a deep dive into the physical infrastructure that allowed him to do so. Not an interview with a completely unrelated author and a vague thesis statement about abuses of power. Doesn’t matter how right you are, soapboxing (especially in podcast form) is always irritating.”

n9006 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/22

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Interesting

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“The missing pages episode on Dan Mallory opened my eyes to how book publishing works. It was also surprising and disappointing in how Mallory manipulated his way to the heights of the writing profession and has managed to stay there. With the Untold Story there’s a window into the unintended...”Read full review »

seasoned photog via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/23/22

Could be great

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“I really enjoyed the episode I listened to. It could have been great without bringing social justice issues into it—can we judge a person’s actions without bringing race and gender into it please!”

Alberta Wildrose via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 08/23/22

Publishing “expert” getting a lot of details wrong

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“This is billed as an insider look at publishing industry but a lot of the little details are being incorrectly reported? It also moves soooooooo slooooowly”

mf-bc via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/01/22

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