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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2026 · 18 MIN

How To Publish Mixed-Media Nontraditional Books

from Poet Business Institute · host diVERSES

If you want to publish mixed media, nontraditional poetry or writing, there are challenges! There's formatting, there's distribution, there's finding the publisher or self-publishing, there's editing! To make the process of publishing nontraditional work and mixed-media easier, diVERSES's founder poet Geoff Anderson enters into discussion with poet Erin Boggs (https://erinboggs.art/) to discuss the strategy she used to create a book of translation, poetry, art, and music called A Journey Of Iceland. Erin's background in publishing and international connections have helped her release a one-of-a-kind work that can give you the inspiration and tips you need to bring your own unique work into the world.This is part 1/3 of our discussion.Welcome to our channel! In this video, we delve into the captivating world of poetry, exploring how asking questions while reading can unveil its hidden treasures and profound truths. Whether you're a seasoned poetry enthusiast or just beginning your journey into verse, this discussion will inspire you to approach poetry with curiosity and insight.🔍 What You'll Discover:The importance of questioning while reading poetry.Practical tips for asking insightful questions.How questioning enhances comprehension and appreciation.Examples of question-driven analysis applied to popular poems.Strategies for incorporating questioning into your own reading practice.The broader benefits of critical thinking fostered through poetic inquiry.🎓 Join us as we embark on a journey of discovery through the rich landscapes of poetry, where every question unlocks a new layer of meaning and understanding. Don't miss out on this opportunity to deepen your connection with literature and broaden your perspective on life.Get a free audio/mp3/podcast version at https://open.spotify.com/show/4vAdMbaunOPziRoovm0K5PWrite with us at the Substation: www.diversespoetry.com/aboutsubstation00:00 - Introduction to Aaron Bogs and her book "A Journey of Iceland."01:28 - Explaining the three collaborative elements: Poetry, Art, and Music.02:31 - The formatting process and finding a designer in Iceland.03:15 - Intent behind the non-traditional "coffee table" style and physical specs.03:59 - Finding a publisher that fits the book's unique requirements.05:41 - The trade-offs between traditional publishing and creative autonomy.07:23 - Challenges with distribution when working with international publishers.08:20 - Why self-publishing wasn't the right fit for this specific project.09:49 - Actionable advice for poets considering self-publishing.11:00 - How to find an agent and the importance of research.12:31 - Using writing competitions and journals to gain exposure.14:43 - Dealing with rejection and the reality of the submission process.17:00 - Strategy: Submitting interviews and reviews to smaller pools.#poetry #poem #diversesLet's embark on this poetic journey together and uncover the profound truths that lie within the lines. Share your thoughts and insights in the comments below—we'd love to hear from you!diVERSES poetry was founded by poet Geoff Anderson is currently based in Columbus, Ohio

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