#189: Juliet Mushens — Building Bestselling Writer Careers, Decoding Agent Feedback, and Why Writing for the Market Rarely Works
About this episode
Literary agent Juliet Mushens discusses her approach to building bestselling writer careers and the importance of having a life outside of publishing.
Literary agent Juliet Mushens on what makes her offer representation, how she builds bestselling careers from debut to long-term success, and why writers need a life outside of publishing.
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