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Anne Carson wins the Nobel Prize in Literature (This week in books)

This week! Books!

I’m on the road this weekend, so links only without commentary, but there are lots of good ones!

Canadian Poet Anne Carson Is Awarded Nobel Prize in...


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How to find editing when you can’t afford editing

Every writer needs editing prior to seeking publication. Full stop.

It’s difficult to avoid projecting things onto the page, and these days it pays for a project to be as polished as possible before you send your first query. You can’t count on an agent or a publisher


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Major agency resigns from AALA over ethics changes (This week in books)

This week! Books!

As Supply Chain Problems Increase, Some Books Miss On-Sale Dates – Katy Hershberger, Publishers Lunch – Tariffs, higher fuel prices, and the closure of a major printi...


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How to interpret rejection letters

If you’re pursuing traditional publication, brace yourself, because you’re gonna get rejection letters.

Even when a project ends up finding a literary agent and eventually a publisher, the “nos” almost always arrive before the “yeses.” Every single bestselling author you’ve ever heard of has received rejection letters at some point, and some received a mountain...


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Court docs show OpenAI and Microsoft knew book copying was illegal (This week in books)

This week! Books!

Unsealed Files Show Open AI/Microsoft Knew Copying Was Illegal and Could Hurt Authors – Jim Milliot, Publishers Wee...


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