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Laura Zats and Erik Hane
@printrunTracked since May 2026
Observed Aug 1, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
creating Print Run, a Publishing Podcast.
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194
−1.5% · 30 days
Total audience
1,049
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Estimated monthly gross
$1K
$582–$1.5K modeled range
Starting price
$3/mo
4 membership tiers
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$3/moQuery ShowSpecial content alert! With a contribution of $3/month, you will get access to our query show recorded ONLY for our patrons!
Once a month, we will select agent queries from Print Run's submission pile and will critique and workshop them (anonymously) on-air. If you're a fledgling writer or are deep in the query trenches, this is your opportunity to find out exactly what agents are looking for!
$8/moFirst Pages and Monthly Flexisode$8 a month gets you access to all three of our monthly Premium Episodes. In addition to access to the Query Show, you can also tune in for:
· First Pages Show: similar to the Query Show, we go line by line (anonymously) through submitted First Pages, critiquing and discussing ways to engage your reader in the crucial opening moments of your novel. What makes an agent stop reading, and what has them clamoring for more?
· Flexisode: this changes monthly, and all topics are submitted by listeners like you! This episode can be an #askprintrun, a discussion of a specific aspect of the publishing biz, specialized critique episodes, and more!
$25/moTierYou, my dear patron, are our hero! As a reward for donating $25/month, you not only get access to all of our special content, but you get first dibs at getting your work critiqued in either the monthly query show or the first pages show. Please note that we will only review a work on-air once, so choose carefully! When you have selected which item you'd like us to critique, please email us at printrunpodcast@gmail.com and put "$25 Patron" in the subject line.
Growth signals — Laura Zats and Erik Hane
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Membership194 paid members · past 30 days
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May 202614 weeks trackedNow
Laura Zats and Erik Hane194 members · $1K/mo
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Laura Zats and Erik Hane | Freshness |
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| #5 |  OverduePodcastsContent relevance + business context | 580 | 386 more | Aug 3, 2026 |
| #6 |  Gina DennyPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 506 | 312 more | Aug 5, 2026 |
| #7 | Laura Zats and Erik HaneProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 194 | Reference | Aug 1, 2026Stale |
| #8 |  Julie HoversonPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 30 | 164 fewer | Aug 5, 2026 |
| #9 |  Art Slice - A Palatable Serving of Art HistoryPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 22 | 172 fewer | Jul 26, 2026Stale |
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Article Latest postPublicJuly '25 Query ShowHi Print Runners, We realized we hadn't given you a written query show in a while, so we put one together using Microsoft Word comments! Ple...
Jul 23, 2025 2 likes 1 commentThe Red-flagisodeThis week, in response to a steady stream of questions about how to interface with literary agents either during the query process or once you’re actually working with them, we present to you: a list of Red Flags to look for with regard to agents! We get into communication styles, transparency, pressure, and much more as we try to work through whatever has you vexed about your interactions with agents. Let’s figure out what’s normal and what isn’t!ArticleJuly 13Public 0 0Goblins in the Source CodeThis 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!ArticleJune 12Public 0 3View 0 commentsMay ’26 Recorded Office Hours June 1ArticleJune 1$3 tier & up 0 0Episode 186—Middlemen, featuring Laura B. McGrathAnd be sure to buy MIDDLEMEN, available here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/middlemen-literary-agents-and-the-making-of-american-fiction-laura-b-mcgrath/df5cb73be04facb1?ean=9780691256160&next=tArticleMay 6Public 0 1June Office HoursMay 4 View post Office Hours are back! If you've never attended before, here's how they work: Erik and Laura have separately scheduled an hour-long zoom that is free and open to any writer or book person! During the meeting, that time is yours, and we use it to answer any book or publishing questions you might have. Come with your questions, or just come listen to what other people want to know about! We'll post a zoom link about a day before each event, so check back here! If you have a burning question for one of us but won't be able to make the event, email it to us at printrunpodcast@gmail.com and we'll make sure it gets answered! We will have recordings uploaded here oArticleMay 4Public 0 1View 0 commentsPrint Run Special Secret Content! Minisode: How To Frame Your Framing Device April 28ArticleApril 28$3 tier & up 0 0View 0 commentsWelcome to the Query Show, where we critique real submitted letters to help you get your book pitch in shape. This month we’ve got some fantasy, speculative fiction, and some lit fic to work through. If you’re getting ready to hit the Query Trenches, this show will certainly have something useful for you. Join us!...ArticleApril 22$3 tier & up 0 0Mahjong on the TelephoneApril 16 View post 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 instead of an authentic pursuit?ArticleApril 16Public 0 3A Note from MinnesotaJanuary 22ArticleJanuary 22Public 0 10Episode 183—The Only Genre Is My FeelingsAfter checking for a few minutes about the ICE occupation of the Twin Cities, we answer a reader question about genre as relates to Karen Russell’s THE ANTIDOTE, a novel that has both historical AND fantasy elements but which usually only gets talked about as “literary.” Is that a slight to fantasy? Does it show us something about the creation and marketing of genre? Are Memory Witches real? All this and more! Join us.ArticleJanuary 9Public 0 0From Coach Laura: A Message for December 1stDec 1, 2025ArticleDec 1, 2025Public 0 0
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