TIH 026: J David Osborne on Kickstarting An Indy Press

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TIH 026: J David Osborne on Kickstarting An Indy Press

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    In this podcast J David Osborne talks about kickstarting Broken River Books, a day in the life of a publisher, outsourcing, redefining genre and much more. This is part one of a two-part interview. The second part will air next week on Tuesday 20 January 2015. 

    About J David Osborne

    J David Osborne runs the small press Broken River Books, which has released titles from such acclaimed authors as Stephen Graham Jones, Jedidiah Ayres, William Boyle, and Cody Goodfellow. His first novel, By the Time We Leave Here, We’ll Be Friends, was the winner of the 2010 Wonderland Award for Best Novel. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife and dog.

    Show notes

    • [00:10] Introduction to the Podcast format for 2015.
    • [04:40] J David Osborne Interview
    • [05:05] About J David Osborne
    • [06:17] Kickstarting Broken River Books
    • [11:40] Kindle Unlimited
    • [18:05] Looking at your target reader
    • [24:50] Launching Broken River Books with Fifteen Titles
    • [26:55] Must Do and Must Not Do Marketing Lessons
    • [33:50] What to outsource and what not to outsource/doing everything
    • [38:00] Printing and distribution
    • [47:50] Why writers are attracted to independent presses when the barriers to self-publishing are so low?
    • [52:56] Identify the authors to launch Broken River Books
    • [59:45] Branching out and redefining definitions and labels within genre

    Resources

    Broken River Books
    J David Osborne fiction (UK)
    J David Osborne fiction (US)
    Repo Shark by Cody Goodfellow
    Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars by Cody Goodfellow
    The Least of My Scars by Stephen Graham Jones
    Peckerwood by Jedidiah Ayres
    The Last Projector by David James Keaton
    Anti-Social App
    Black Cloud by Juliet Escoria
    The Troop by Nick Cutter
    The Last Horror Novel in the History of the World Brian Allen Carr
    Meet the mysterious men behind Oklahoma’s monument to Azathoth

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