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Raquelle David - Lit Manager \ud83c\udfac, Laura M., Phillip KobylanskiWhat Hollywood won't tell you about representation — from a working literary manager and producer with nearly 20 years in the industry.
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Literary Manager in Hollywood. Nearly 20 years in the business. Telling writers and filmmakers the truth about how it works. I offer 1:1 consults, book here: https://calendly.com/raquelledavid
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