Book publishing advice and community for authors of fiction and nonfiction, written by the agents at Neon Literary.
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You’re special, but not special enough
A note on the book industry's most painful, common wound -- and who's learned to exploit it.
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How to cope when you're stalled, panicked, and behind
An evergreen post for those times when you can't close on anything for the life of you.
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What needs to happen before you can be a "good author"
An old post that's more applicable than ever in the age of AI.
Hi from the Netherlands. I’m on vacation this week, so I’m re-running a post from 2021. (Well, to be more precise, I’m running a version of it that I’ve just spent an hour obse...
A note on our daddy issues
In which I discuss projection, anxiety, and the future of serious nonfiction.
“Dad Books Are a Dying Breed”—an article published last week in the Wall Street Journal—fills me with complicated, maternal feelings: tenderness, exasperation.
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