Writing a Best-Seller While Broke: Interview w/ James Palmer of Foreign Policy Magazine

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

How Did You Grow Up?

01:49 • 3min

3

I've Been Exposed to China Your Whole Life

05:03 • 3min

4

I'm Very Much Ad Mird Your Book

07:45 • 5min

5

What Was All That I Wanted?

12:27 • 2min

6

I Love or Soma Binladen Was a Useful Disguise

14:05 • 3min

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The Book of Mongolia

17:20 • 4min

8

The Absolute Best Thing for Authors Is Translation Fees

21:10 • 4min

9

Book Review - The Bloody White Baron

25:25 • 2min

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Mongolia - The History of the Mongolian Empire

27:55 • 4min

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The Baron's Lost Treasure

31:34 • 4min

12

Writing a Book

35:43 • 2min

13

You Can't Do That Ship Forever

37:19 • 2min

14

Bloody White an - A Novel About the Tangshin Earthquake

39:08 • 2min

15

How Do You Write a Book?

40:56 • 2min

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Editing Your Own Text

42:54 • 5min

17

How Did You Decide to Leave China?

47:44 • 2min

18

The Global Times - A History of China

49:33 • 3min

19

How to Get the Fox Out of Here

52:46 • 5min

20

'It's Time to Get Out of Somewhere'

57:47 • 1min

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The Peril of Being a Journalist in China

59:02 • 3min

22

Is There a Difference Between a Chinese Official and a Foreign Official?

01:02:16 • 3min

23

How to Like Make Friends With People Outside Your Social Circles

01:04:59 • 4min

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What Does Foreign Policy Look Like From the Inside?

01:08:37 • 6min

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Is the First Language and Who Are Perhaps Coming to a Particular Audience for the First Time?

01:14:14 • 2min

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The Bread and Butter Expert Peese

01:15:51 • 3min

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Is There a Difference Between Cold Email Submissions and Cold Mail Submissions?

01:18:23 • 2min

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Do You Have Criteria When You're Getting Pieces?

01:20:21 • 2min

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Is There a Pet Peave That Every Editor Should Avoid?

01:21:57 • 5min

Writing a Best-Seller While Broke: Interview w/ James Palmer of Foreign Policy Magazine | Ep. 109