Dear Head of Mine
Sean deLoneAn editor's weekly newsletter about books and other things
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The One Word Answer to Every Publishing Question
READ.
That’s it. No long build up or preamble.
The weird thing about book publishing and writing is that information seems esoteric and unreachable. In a certain sense this is true. It wasn’t until I was 25 that it dawned on me that e...
The Positive Toxicity of Book Reviews
When most people can’t be bothered to read a book or go see a movie, it feels counterproductive as a book or film lover to attack your own art that a near majority of people see as not worth their time at all.
Shoutout to who put his sign...
The Most Important Book of Every Year This Decade PART II
2016-2019 Recap: The Most Important Book of Every Year This Decade PART I
Last week we decided the four most important books of the first half of the decade. Readers voted for their picks as well and, thankfully, agreed with three of...
The Most Important Book of Every Year This Decade PART I
Looking at the most popular newsletter on Dear Head of Mine, “The One Book Every Editor Wants to Publish”, led to a new question. What is the “one book” every year for the last ten years in publishing? The goal of this thought exercise is t...
One Question that Helps Solve any Book Structure
A lot of people get their idea of what a memoir should be from the genre’s literary cousins—the biography and the celebrity memoir. Both encourage readers and thus writers to think of important stories as ones that need to be told soup-to-n...
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