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Episode 64 - How to Get a Book Published Part Two

16 min · 10 de feb de 2026
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Today’s episode is part 2 of my series on the process for getting my book published. I have an exciting update! In the episode, I also mention that I have launched a Substack called Thoughts from Natasha [https://natashatbaker.substack.com/]. Would love your follow. I also shared a few podcasts on the writing and publishing process that I find helpful: Print Run [https://www.printrunpodcast.com/] The Shit No One Tells You About Writing [https://www.theshitaboutwriting.com/] Simply Write [https://pollycampbell.com/podcast/]

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