Publishing: Launching Your Career

Understanding your role in modern publishing and finding your path to print or pixel with Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez. Recorded live on Saturday, July 23 at Barnes & Noble in Orange, California. Throughout the month of July, during the Summer Writing Project, 1888 and JukePop present a series of free educational essays, lectures, and podcast episodes produced for the community and available to support our Top 25 with advancing their stories. We have branded July the Summer Writing Project: Workshop Session. For more information about Summer Writing Project 2016 please visit 1888.center/swp. For more details on our free Summer Writing Project events please visit 1888.center/swp16-events. Producer: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez

Episode 145 of the Past Forward podcast, hosted by Past Forward, titled "Publishing: Launching Your Career" was published on March 5, 2018 and runs 50 minutes.

March 5, 2018 ·50m · Past Forward

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Understanding your role in modern publishing and finding your path to print or pixel with Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez. Recorded live on Saturday, July 23 at Barnes & Noble in Orange, California. Throughout the month of July, during the Summer Writing Project, 1888 and JukePop present a series of free educational essays, lectures, and podcast episodes produced for the community and available to support our Top 25 with advancing their stories. We have branded July the Summer Writing Project: Workshop Session. For more information about Summer Writing Project 2016 please visit 1888.center/swp. For more details on our free Summer Writing Project events please visit 1888.center/swp16-events. Producer: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez

Episode Description

Understanding your role in modern publishing and finding your path to print or pixel with Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez. Recorded live on Saturday, July 23 at Barnes & Noble in Orange, California. Throughout the month of July, during the Summer Writing Project, 1888 and JukePop present a series of free educational essays, lectures, and podcast episodes produced for the community and available to support our Top 25 with advancing their stories. We have branded July the Summer Writing Project: Workshop Session. For more information about Summer Writing Project 2016 please visit 1888.center/swp. For more details on our free Summer Writing Project events please visit 1888.center/swp16-events. Producer: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Jeff Garvin, Jennie Nash, and Jonathan Yanez

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