RiPPLE: Recent Episodes
Kingston RiPPLE
Hello and welcome to the podcast for the 2021 edition of Kingston University's student anthology, RiPPLE! Join your hosts Raven and Maya as we talk to students, writers, and the intersection of the two for writing tips, RiPPLE news and information, and hopefully some laughs along the way.
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Blogging expert Holly Greenland shares with RiPPLE and you some best practices and benefits of author blogs. Listen in if you're interested in learning more about engaging your audience and building your author profile through online content.
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Four-time novelist and Kingston University senior lecturer Dr James Miller joins us to discuss his journey as a writer and getting published. Listen in as he explains his 'snakes and ladders' career, telling us about his strides forward, setbacks, and lessons learned on the way to becoming a published author.
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Join us to talk to Dr Adam Baron, a 10-time novelist and associate professor at Kingston University, about his career as a writer and experience working with publishers and agents.
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Have a novel but don't know who to contact? Has your submission to an agent or publishing house been rejected (more than once)? Then you've come to the right episode! Based on advice from agents, editors, and published authors, The RiPPLE team discusses what the submission process looks like and what you can do to improve your submission to give a better understanding of what publishers are looking for.
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Happy holidays! Join us to talk about what makes a Christmas (genre) story successful!
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To kick off the development of the 2024 edition of RiPPLE, Kingston University's student anthology, we talk about what inspires our students to create art and how to find your own inspiration -- whether from the objects around you or by picking an idea out of a hat.
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A discussion with the managing editor of RiPPLE. What does it mean to be the managing editor of an anthology? What will it take to become one, and what sort of challenges will you face?
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Four university kids talk about the trials and triumphs of creating an anthology of student work while also discussing what it is like to be a writer, the different writing styles, and their favorite authors.
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FERVOR festival co-founder Fausta Joly a.k.a. Joly Licks is a poet, writer, performer, and curator - spreading the word that “Creativity is a Guarantee of Sanity!” Since October 2018, she has been developing events to showcase multi-discipline artists and to ignite joy amongst audiences. Listen to Fausta discuss her journey toward discovering spoken word poetry, what you can do to get started, and more.
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Join Maya and Raven as they talk to Simone, Molly, and Ben, three of the authors featured in this years RiPPLE Anthology! This episode features readings from all of the authors - as well as Maya and Raven joining Simone in reading from her play script!
Remember to check out our social media for information on where you can buy the anthology, or email us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com. You can also find us @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on Twitter, or on our website at http://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/
Join Maya and Raven as they talk to Annabel and Stan, two of the authors features in this years RiPPLE Anthology! This episode features readings from both of the authors.
Remember to check out our social media for information on our launch party coming the 28th of April, or email us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com. You can also find us @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on Twitter, or on our website at http://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/
Join Maya and Raven as they chat with Fiona, a member of our editing team, about making a style guide, the oxford comma, and all sorts of other things.
You can find more information on submission guidelines in our episode 0, or email us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com. You can also find us @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on twitter, or on our website at http://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/
Quick heads up: We say the deadline is 6 December in the episode, but it's actually been pushed back to the 11th! You have a few extra days to get your submissions in to us!
Join Maya and Raven as they chat with Abbi, a member of our marketing team, about the importance of using social media in 2020.
You can find more information on submission guidelines in our episode 0, or email us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com. You can also find us @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on twitter, or on our website at http://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/
Join Maya and Raven as they chat with Cathy, the managing editor of this years RiPPLE anthology, and Laura B, a member of the judging team (and many others! She's our jack of all trades and tech hero).
You can find more information on submission guidelines in our episode 0, or email us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com. You can also find us @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on twitter, or on our website at http://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/
Welcome to episode 0 of the podcast! Raven and Maya go over the submission guidelines for the 2021 RiPPLE anthology.
You can contact us at ripplesubmissions@gmail.com, @ripple_kingston on Instagram, @kingstonripple on twitter, and at https://kingstonripple.wordpress.com/