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Podcast: How does a publisher find a new voice?

Posted by Key West Literary Seminar on March 15, 2008 | | Comments (0) |
mmunoz.jpg Elisabeth Scharlatt, publisher of Algonquin Books, and Manuel Muñoz, author of The Faith Healer of Olive Avenue, discuss the hurdles and biases Muñoz encountered along his way to publication. Muñoz's roots in California's Central Valley and his concern with voicing the stories of the Valley shed light on his process and work.
From KWLS 2008: New Voices. (45:13) / 20.6 MB
Includes 5 minute Q&A. Muñoz reads briefly from Lindo y Querido at (8:14-11:20).


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This recording is being made available for noncommercial and educational use only. All rights to this recorded material belong to the author(s). © 2008 Manuel Muñoz. © 2008 Elizabeth Scharlatt. Used with gernerous permission from Manuel Muñoz and Elisabeth Scharlatt.

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