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Episodes: 100
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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Grace Lin - Award-winning author/illustrator known for children’s books; co-hosts a kid-lit insider series focused on publishing process, creative work, and career lessons.
Alvina Ling - One of NYC’s top children’s book editors; co-hosts the show from the editorial side, offering insider perspective on publishing departments, development, and industry decision-making.
Alison Morris - Birthday Celebrations And Book Recommendations; Also Included Within A Broader Discussion Segment Of Asian American Identity And Book Banning Context
Episode 353: Hidden Beliefs and Names!
June 11, 2026
Grace and Alvina discuss two topics that are linked--they talk about a recent Happiness Lab podcast episode about the hidden beliefs that shape us. They discuss their own hidden beliefs, both positive and negative, and the seven hidden beliefs that author Shawn Achor says to cultivate in order to live a better life. Some of the beliefs include gratititude, connection, believing that your work is meaningful, and believing that there is something greater than oneself. They also talk about the h...
Episode 352: Publishing 101!
June 05, 2026
Grace and Alvina run through some basic terms in publishing, including what a publishing division vs a publishing imprint might mean. They talk about the different departments in a publishing house, including the differences between marketing and publicity, and some other different titles and departments, including the distinction between Production and Production Editorial. They talk about advances and royalties. and P&Ls, too! For the Fortune Cookie segment, in honor of graduation season, t...
Episode 351: Our Superpowers!
May 28, 2026
Grace and Alvina discuss their superpowers! That is, what qualities they possess that they feel most helped them get to where they are today in their careers. For both of them, cultivating connections and communities played a large role. They talk about what they think their own superpowers are, and what qualities they think are each other's superpowers are. For the Fortune Cookie segment, they talk about a new spate of publishing scams, including by people using AI to impersonate authors and...
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