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Rejection, Crime, and Gum
By
Sadie Stein
September 17, 2012
On the Shelf
The
three types of stories
one editor tends to reject.
Meet the
Agency Review
, devoted to books on advertising.
The short, strange story of
Gatsby gumballs
.
Oh, dear. An (allegedly) disgruntled author was taken into custody after (allegedly)
attacking a San Francisco literary agent
.
A school project
we wish were real.
“It was George Orwell’s golden-eyed toad that made me a writer.”
Simon Schama
on literary inspiration.
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