Slushpile Mountaineering
Kate NashA literary agent talks about slushpile mountaineering. About how you, as an author or aspiring author, can win in an environment that is stacked against you.
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It was heartening to see one of the two existential threats to authorhood the focus of Hachette CEO David Shelley’s end of year letter to authors, illustrators and translators: the decline in children’s reading.
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Why every author should be aware of the Berne Convention
Here’s a picture of me last year besides an amazing construction feat that’s still in use, the cast iron bridge at Braunston Marina (Thomas Telford, 1834) and this Substack is about another 19th century feat that’s still standing and every ...
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