Writing, Publishing, and Genre-Shifting with Jennifer Dukes Lee

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4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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This week in the Writing Room, we welcome the wonderful Jennifer Dukes Lee. As an award-winning journalist with experience in long-form fiction and currently serving as an acquisitions editor at a major publishing house, Jennifer shares insights into her history in the writing world with us today. Jennifer shares insights into genre-shifting journey, the pivotal role of support in the creative process, and her unique method of writing the ending before the beginning of her books. Join hosts Bob and Kim, with guest Jennifer, as they share valuable insights into the publishing world and the art of storytelling. Jennifer's Recent Book Follow Bob: @bobgoff Follow Jennifer: @jenniferdukeslee Follow Kim: @kimberly.stuart.writes

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0:00.0	Access More.
0:08.7	Hey, everybody, welcome to the writing room. I'm here with Kimberly Stewart. How are you, Kim?
0:14.7	So great today, Bob. So good to see you.
0:17.7	Will you introduce our guests today who we have on the writing room with us?
0:21.6	It's so much of an honor today. We have the great joy of talking with our friend Jennifer Dukes Lee.
0:28.7	Hello, Jennifer. Hey, hey, it's so fun to be here. I love having you here and not just because you're from Iowa,
0:36.1	although you do get 50 extra
0:38.6	points just for that data point.
0:41.3	And I'm on a farm in Iowa, like how stereotypical could that be?
0:47.4	A hundred extra points.
0:48.7	If you have experience with manure, that's an extra 50.
0:51.9	We have a lot of extra, a lot of time with manure. We have about
0:56.3	a thousand pigs on the farm. So we deal in manure. Okay. Wow. That is something. I'm trying
1:04.1	to visualize like what all that means. Awesome. I have to tell you, I had a friend.
1:13.0	There's a book out there.
1:14.3	I'm pooped with a little scratch and sniff.
1:20.2	There we go.
1:21.2	That'll be a big seller.
1:22.9	I had a friend who grew up on a pig farm.
1:25.5	And every time she went in high school,
1:27.9	she was like, this is so disgusting. Why do we always have to live by pigs? And she would walk
1:31.7	outside and her dad would take a big inhale and say, smells like money. Yep. Have you heard that?
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