How to Get a Book Deal (without losing your mind!)
Caroline MaddenCaroline Madden is the author of The Marriage Vendetta (HarperCollins/Bonnier 2025) and The Village (out April 2027). She is represented by Katie Shea Boutillier and Rachel Saylor of the Donald Maass Literary Agency, and CAA for tv/film.
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Caroline Madden is the author of The Marriage Vendetta (HarperCollins/Bonnier 2025) and The Village (April 2027). Represented by Katie Shea Boutillier and Rachel Saylor of the Donald Maass Literary Agency, and CAA for tv/film.
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