Bringing the Story Forward
Authors - Publishers - Literary Agents
What Your Author Interview Includes
Riveter Studio author interviews are shaped into three focused video segments. Each one gives readers a different doorway into your work.
The Author
A clear introduction to you, your featured book or series, and the readers it was written for
The Journey
The story behind the story — what led you to the work and why it stayed with you
The Craft
A look at your process, writing choices, lessons learned, and advice for other writers
Each Interview Includes
- A selected reading
- Links back to your book or author page
- Placement on RiveterStudio.com
- Riveter Studio video and social channels
- A share kit with links and copy you can use on your own channels
Is This Right for Me?
If you're wondering whether this is real
The detailed description ahead of time was just what I saw in watching the interview on your website. That really assured me that you were real and not a scam, as well as assuring me I could probably do it, too.
—
MaryJane Nordgren, Author, http://maryjanenordgren.com
- Good fit if: you want to understand the process before committing.
- Not a fit if: you are looking for vague promises or guaranteed outcomes.
If you're not sure you're read for the camera
I felt comfortable and relaxed despite this being my first on camera interview. I was also relieved that I could just “talk” knowing that the best of what was said will be captured in the video.
— Kimila Kay, Author, http://kimilakay.com
- Good fit if: You have a story worth telling and you're willing to show up for it - we'll handle the rest.
- Not a fit if: you want to be heavily produced, scripted, or coached into a version of yurself tht isn't real.
If you're wondering whether your book is the right fit
They looked for insights that I had not considred before, so they expanded my appreciation of writing as a craft andhow writers can serve each other to the benefit of all of us.
— MaryJane Nordgren, Author, http://maryjanenordgren.com
- Good fit if: you wrote something you beleve in and you want readers to understand why.
- Not a fit if: you're looking for a promotional reel - we tell the story behind the story, not a sales pitch.
If you're not sure this is worth your time
- Good fit if: you want to understand the process before committing.
- Not a fit if: you are looking for vague promises or guaranteed outcomes.
It was pretty darn smooth and painless and enjoyable for me. I was a little surprised when it was called a wrap.
— Guy Maynard, Author, https://www.gladeyepress.com/
Ready to Begin
Have a story readers
should know about?
Riveter Studio author interviews give your work a new way to reach readers. Authors keep their rights. Always.