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Film people are often shocked by how few copies most books sell. When you compare book sales to films like Avatar which grossed 2.92 billion, novel profits probably seem like pocket change.
But certain books have enjoyed extremely impressi...
After over two years of writing this newsletter, I've learned a thing or two.
My thoughts this week: Over time, I’ve realized that I have two audiences for this newsletter: People who are industry-savvy (experienced querying authors, publi...
A note from Karin: You might be asking, what are you doing in my inbox twice in one week? It’s a new thing at Pitch Your Novel. Occasionally, I’ll be sending out free posts where I collaborate with other publishing pros or do interviews wit...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Karin Gillespie is the author of nine novels (Simon and Schuster, Henry Press and self-published) and has an MFA in Creative Writing from Converse College.
Writer and former publishing professional, offering hard truths and hot takes about the writing business.
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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