#401: How To Interview For Your Book

Interview With Marilyn Wilson

Episode 401 of the The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction podcast, hosted by Joyce Glass, The Write Coach, Editor, and Speaker, titled "#401: How To Interview For Your Book" was published on March 14, 2019 and runs 63 minutes.

March 14, 2019 ·63m · The Write Hour ~ Nonfiction

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Summary

Top Tips From The Write Coach Learn the four interview formats. Marilyn shares how to prepare for interviews. Learn the two most important interview requirements. Why do you interview people for your book? Interviewing people for your book brings depth to your content. Knowing how to mine the gold of information from others is a talent you can learn. Today Marilyn Wilson shares her years of wisdom on the interviewing process. Download the Interview Primer on the show notes link to help you mine for information gold! Listen to the podcast for tips on how to interview people for your book. All links mentioned are in the Episode #401 Post. Read The Post #401: How To Interview For Your Book, appeared first on The Write Coach site Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Top Tips From The Write Coach

Learn the four interview formats.

Marilyn shares how to prepare for interviews.

Learn the two most important interview requirements.

Why do you interview people for your book?

Interviewing people for your book brings depth to your content. Knowing how to mine the gold of information from others is a talent you can learn. Today Marilyn Wilson shares her years of wisdom on the interviewing process. Download the Interview Primer on the show notes link to help you mine for information gold!

Listen to the podcast for tips on how to interview people for your book.

All links mentioned are in the Episode #401 Post. Read The Post #401: How To Interview For Your Book, appeared first on The Write Coach site

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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