We are kicking off 2019 the only way we know how at The Shared Desk. We’re bringing in a special guest who has never been on the show, but is practically art of the family. Welcome to The Shred Desk author Tim Dodge.
Tim Dodge is a regular fixture at the Smoke Writers Retreat, and is taking first steps into professionally writing fiction, but he is no stranger to writing professionally as he writes technical documents on a freelance basis.
The Shared Desk, now recorded LIVE on Twitch at Tee’s Twitch Channel, after looking back on a year that was very 2018, turns its attention to what is coming this year, as well as looks at the not-so-simple life of a writer when writing is a 9-to-5 occupation.
00:00 — Introduction
- Oh yeah, we’re kicking off the new year right…with a show recorded last year. (See what I did there?)
- It is a night of firsts!
- A mild spoiler from Bandersnatch
- It’s a night of adult beverages and seamless plugs.
- From one of the authors behind Podcasting for Dummies, Twitch for Dummies (advance copies) has arrived!
02:56 — Episode #93: Looking Ahead to 2019 (with Tim Dodge)
- Meet Tim Dodge
- He was passing through and decided to spend some time with us.
- Did you know that there is more to New York than just a big city?
- Head north for some beautiful country
- Tim is a writer of many backgrounds.
- The Life of a Working Writer
- How does writing “day job” content affect productivity with fiction projects?
- Tim’s initiation into The Shared Desk.
- Tee’s own work with Code.gov and writing for them while working with other projects.
- How does working on “day job” stuff affect your creativity?
- The lure (and dangers) of a day job writing gig
- ….and juggling projects.
- Tim’s got both indie and professional publishing credits under his belt. Take a look at what he’s got available.
- Tim Dodge goes back home in his steampunk tale for Tee & Pip.
- Looking ahead to 2019
- We already looked back to 2018.
- So, what’s next? Well, we’re doing something special for Writers Digest.
- Okay, exactly what did Tee mean?
- What exactly is the Smoky Writers Retreat?
- HUGH O’DONNEL IN CHAT!!! (The man behind the Legend of Lazerdick)
- A brief tangent on New Zealand entertainment
- Tee’s looking even further ahead to a writing retreat he wants to do when he turns 55…
- Back on track and looking ahead…
- RavenCon
- Clockwork Alchemy
- GenCon
- …and somewhere in there, Tee, Pip, and Tim get together again at Balticon.
- Experiencing the K.T. Bryski Editing Experience
- The freedom of arriving to a writing retreat with a clean slate
- Still looking ahead…
- Aiming for a return to the Maryland Renaissance Festival
- Tee targets TwitchCon.
- Writing Goals for 2019
- More Ministry spinoffs planned
- Dope needs a home. This means, Tee needs to find an agent.
- The dangers of writing in Romance
- Just accept it — Pip is right.
- And Pip is aiming to return to The Books of the Order in 2019.
49:38— The Wrap-Up
- Time flies with friends.
- Wrapping up the podcast, but when you follow or subscribe to the stream, you get the extra content!
- Find Tim Dodge online…
- Twitch for Dummies, coming soon…
- Pip’s Patreon is still going strong in case you were wondering.
- If you have an event and want The Shared Desk to appear there, or if you just want to share an opinion about the show, here’s where to find us…
- 703.791.1701
- pip@pjballantine.com
- tee@teemorris.com
- …and social media, of course.
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Enjoy the ride
and we’ll catch you later.
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Episode #57: The Value of Social Media (and Your Ability to Block Users)
Can you believe it? During CRUNCH WEEK, and we’re still on a bi-weekly target with shows…and from the looks of blog comments, questions from social media, and voicemail, it’s paying off! So welcome-welcome-welcome to another Shared Desk! Pull up a podcatcher and stay for a spell.
00:00 — Introduction
04:33 — The Value of Social Media (and Your Ability to Block Users)
17:51 — The Loot Crate Lookie-Loo
29:20 — Listener Mail!
46:32 — Wrapping up
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