Inside Agenting
Richard CurtisLeading New York literary agent, publishing authority, e-book pioneer, and authors’ advocate Richard Curtis unveils the secrets and strategies of his profession and shares some insights that might surprise you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | insideagenting.substack.com |
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LONG BEFORE AI, THE FIRST E-LAWSUIT (excerpt from Digital Inc.)
Decades before the legal turmoil surrounding AI, a groundbreaking litigation was mounted by members of the National Writers Union, an alliance of some 27,000 authors and journalists founded in 1981 by Jonathan Tasini. The organization sued ...
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GOOD NEWS ABOUT WRITER’S BLOCK
Months ago I jotted down an idea for a blog about writer’s block. I started an article several times but it wasn’t jelling. Something was impeding me. I paced my studio muttering, snarling and shaking my head in frustration. I resorted to t...
DIGITAL INC.
“Digital Inc. is really astonishing. I’m sure no one else will ever attempt what Curtis has done here, giving the entire history of the e-book with this level of detail. There are details that are great fun and sentences worth savoring thro...
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RICHARD CURTIS is a leading New York literary agent, publishing authority, e-book pioneer, and authors’ advocate. He was president of the Association of Authors’ Representatives and founded one of the first commercial e-book publishers.
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