How to Glow in the Dark
Anna Sproul-LatimerBook publishing advice and community for authors of fiction and nonfiction, written by the agents at Neon Literary.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 186 | Subscribers | Read | neonliterary.substack.com |
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To write well in the passive voice, one must understand the nuances of power and oppression as they move through you...*and* decline their call to collusion.
You want it darker, or: what you should know about the international publishing market and your place in it right now
Kent and I just got back from the London Book Fair, where we met with co-agents, scouts, and editors from all over the world...and boy, did they clue us in to some interesting trends.
Recent small or smallish consumer purchases that have surprisingly and dramatically benefitted my creative career and might do the same for you (and no, none of this is spon con)
In which I rip off the podcast "Gee, Thanks, Just Bought It" for writers, agents, editors, artists, and other creative types.
"HELP: my book got a bad review in a legit media outlet"
Has this happened to you? Are you afraid of it happening to you? ::pats bench:: Come sit by me. I've got a little emotional first aid kit for you here, and I hope it helps you dress your wounds.
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