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Dec 4, 2024 37 min

Was liest eigentlich... Autorin Pola Schneemelcher?

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Im Interview mit Pola Schneemelcher, Autorin 01:16 Wie ist die Idee für "Dümpeln" entstanden? 05:00 Was ist das Besondere bei der Entstehung deines Buches? 06:30 Wie hat sich der Crowdfunding-Prozess gestaltet und welche Herausforderungen und Erfolge hast du dabei erlebt? 11:58 Kannst du uns ein wenig darüber erzählen, wie dein Aufenthalt in Hanoi die Geschichten beeinflusst hat? 13:34 Du hast ja jetzt schon anklingen lassen, dass das Schreiben ja nicht dein Hauptbroterwerb ist. Was machst du in deinem anderen Leben? 15:28 Du meintest ja vorhin, dass du bei dem Veröffentlichungsprozess nochmal ganz anders eingebunden warst, als es jetzt bei einem normalen Verlag vielleicht gewesen wäre. Was hast du denn alles so mitbekommen von dem Prozess? Wie gehst du mit dem Feedback zum Buch um? 31:25 Was liest du eigentlich selbst gerne? Links zur EpisodeZu "Dümpeln" Buchempfehlungen von Pola Schneemelcher Senora Babb: Namen unbekanntZum Buch Philippa Sigl-Glöckner: Gutes GeldZum Buch Harper Lee: Wer die Nachtigall störtZum Buch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat

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