Thursday, February 14, 2019
Megan: Questions
How
common is it for people to "double up" -- eg work in publishing as
agent, editor, etc., and also write/are
published as an author. Thinking back to the Dan Mallory piece, I remember in
it a line about, during the auction of the book, people in publishing wondering
why someone in publishing would want to keep their name anonymous, which then
they realized because it was Mallory and he is infamous in publishing circles.
But that's made me wonder about the opposite of that, someone in publishing who
hasn't made enemies of all their colleagues and rivals. Having connections has
to make getting published a little easier, right? How often do people make the
jump to being on both sides of the publication process?
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