Mick Silva and David Morris
Publishing Disrupted
Exploring the ways in which book publishing is changing and how writers can best meet the challenge. A conversation between two publishing veterans and friends, editor Mick Silva and publisher and literary agent David Morris. MickSilva.com / DavidRMorris.me
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Mick Silva and David Morris
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3 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
The Mainstream Is Dead. Long Live Unique Tribes! 23.07.2025 39:43
The publishing industry isn’t just changing—it’s completely fragmenting. In our latest episode, we talked about why two former Christian publishing professionals (Mick Silva and David Morris), have shifted so strongly toward a new model of authors aiming not for everyone, but for the readers that specifically fit them. Based on Kevin Kelly’s “ 1,000 True Fans “ concept, this episode, as usual, gav...
More Than a Book Deal: Cara Meredith on Faithful Writing in a Changing Industry 10.07.2025 58:39
In this episode of Publishing Disrupted , co-hosts Mick Silva and David Morris sit down with their first-ever guest, author Cara Meredith , for an honest and layered conversation about life as a working writer navigating faith, publishing, and purpose. Cara is the author of the new book Church Camp: Bad Skits, Cry Night, and How White Evangelicalism Betrayed a Generation , a memoir-meets-cultural-...
How to Develop Your Authentic Voice and Give Readers What They Want 25.06.2025 40:28
In this fifth episode, we get into another fundamental shift in the publishing world: book development. The old playbook of “authority from on high” is dead. Long live the authentic voice! There's the three elements of book proposals: platform (your ability to reach readers), concept (a current, but time-honored topic), and craft (your “method” and ability to deliver the goods). But the craft...
Author Marketing Should Be Disruptive (or at least not suck) 11.06.2025 39:24
Everyone knows the worst part about selling books is the selling part. That darned author-marketing! So in this episode, we break down a recent post by popular author-marketing guru, Dan Blank, and discuss the difference between being "intentional" and being *integrative*--replacing the agenda-driven drudgery with some creative fun while generating interest in your books. You really can...
Navigating the New Publishing Maze 03.06.2025 35:27
"Do I need an editor?" "Is my book any good?" "Do I need an agent?" These have been the common questions of hopeful writers for generations. But these days, looking to navigate the ever-shifting landscape of publishing is far more complex. In this conversation, we pull back the curtain on what really happens behind the scenes in book publishing, and offer some honest...
Do Big Profit-Driven Publishers Produce a Positive Predicament? 14.05.2025 42:59
Even our AI assistant had trouble titling this one! But in this second episode, Mick and David picked up their discussion of the major factors disrupting modern publishing, hitting some highlights: Big mergers and their impact on book acquisitions How authors (and small publishers) can deal with truncated selling cycles Why publishing has become so much more dependent on author publicity and How...
Welcome to the Disruption 29.04.2025 26:38
A new podcast from two "former book industry experts." Editor Mick Silva and publisher and literary agent David Morris cover all manner of things for professional authors trying to navigate the ever-changing publishing landscape. In this first episode, we introduce some bigger questions: Why books still matter Can you make money at "creative expression?" Is being "indy&...
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