Episode 42: Interview with Jill Petty
Sr. Acquiring Editor Jill Petty speaks with Jenn about her trajectory in social activism and publishing.
Bimonthly podcast from publishing professionals Bev Rivero & Jenn Baker, and other industry insiders, on diversity (or lack thereof) in the industry.
Sr. Acquiring Editor Jill Petty speaks with Jenn about her trajectory in social activism and publishing.
Panelists Connor Goldsmith, Todd Hunter, Stephanie Jimenez, Ebony LaDelle, & Diana Pho speak to their roles in publishing & what that relationship is with authors
Editor, speaker, and writer Taté Walker joins Jenn to discuss her transition into social activism and journalism as editor of Native Peoples Magazine.
Cartoonist Mari Naomi joins Jenn on the latest episode to discuss the realities of touring and being a self-taught artist.
Debut novelist Yi Shun Lai speaks with Jenn about sustaining a freelance career as well as being a debut with an independent publisher.
Interviews with Sophia Chester, Leland Cheuk, and Mira Jacob who discuss their experiences as debut authors pursuing their craft and pushing through opposition.
Mensah Demary joins the podcast to discuss his path to becoming an editor and aspects of elitism in being a creative.
Jenn talks to author and former trade editor Sarah Jae-Jones about her experience as an editor and how that aided with her experience going on sub as an author.
Jenn sits down with SLJ reviews manager Shelley Diaz to talk about the importance of libraries and diverse reviewers.