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Episode 8 • Michael Bowker

Apr 2, 2021 | 0 comments

Host & Guest

Guest, Michael Bowker

Host, Kathleen Kaiser

Producer, Adanna Moriarty

About This Episode

Michael Bowker is a journalist turned author turned publisher. He goes over how he started at a small local newspaper then a magazine feature writer, a speechwriter, then became a bestselling author and evolved into promoting other writers through Sixty Degrees Publishing. Michael tells how he had to keeping pitching and selling stories and created a successful career and fulfilling lifestyle. www.sixtydegreespublishing.com

 

About Michael Bowker

Michael Bowker has had more than 4,500 articles published in newspapers and magazines and twenty non-fiction books published by Simon & Schuster, Random House, and other major houses.  He served as the executive editor for a major business magazine and wrote more than 230 speeches for a man who served two terms as the Mayor of Los Angeles.  His first novel was published last year.

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