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Episodes: 192
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
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printrunpodcast@gmail.com
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Laura Zats - Co-creator and co-host of Print Run, a podcast focused on the book and writing industries—especially the practical, under-discussed mechanics behind publishing and cultural impact in a digital age....
Erik Hane - Co-creator and co-host of Print Run alongside Laura Zats. The show examines publishing and writing-industry realities with a mix of curiosity, cultural critique, and humor—covering how literary wor...
Laura B. McGrath - Literary Agenting; Field History And Scale; Debut-writer Perspective On Publishing; Future Pressures And Uncertainty In Publishing.
Episode 187—Goblins in the Source Code
June 12, 2026
This week we catch up on two pieces that caught our eye: one on the modernization of older children’s literature to match contemporary culture, and another on how every LLM chatbot keeps telling stories featuring the same vaguely aggrieved fictional guy. It’s weird! The goblins are closing in!
Episode 186—Middlemen, featuring Laura B. McGrath
May 06, 2026
This week we are thrilled to bring you an interview with Laura B. McGrath, whose new book MIDDLEMEN offers the largest-scale historical look at the field of literary agenting that we’ve ever seen. We talked to Laura about her experience talking to agents for the book, how being a debut writer herself has changed her view of publishing, and how what she has her eye on as publishing heads toward an uncertain future. This is one of our best conversations in the history of the show and we think y...
Episode 185—Mahjong on the Telephone
April 16, 2026
In light of the recent controversy around Helen DeWitt winning and then losing the lucrative Windham-Campbell Prize, we talk about the dying era of the true literary eccentric, the artistic costs of writers being online, and making room for genuine artistic and intellectual curiosity in an age when every idle moment is filled with an obligation to produce optimized digital marketing content. Which artists get to be offline weirdos, anymore? What happens when an “artist” is a marketing idea in...
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