Q & A with editor and consultant Mark Simpson-Vos
After more than 30 years as an editor, he has plenty to say about narrative structure, pitching editors, and the nonfiction book market
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After more than 30 years as an editor, he has plenty to say about narrative structure, pitching editors, and the nonfiction book market
Two new books add nuance, but no firm conclusions, to historians’ reassessments of the general and president
Episode 121 of the Drafting the Past Podcast
Megan Kate Nelson pulls back the curtain in our debut "first person" column
This New Biography Contextualizes America’s Socialist Past Within Its New Socialist Moment
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After more than 30 years as an editor, he has plenty to say about narrative structure, pitching editors, and the nonfiction book market
Two new books add nuance, but no firm conclusions, to historians’ reassessments of the general and president
Episode 121 of the Drafting the Past Podcast
Megan Kate Nelson pulls back the curtain in our debut "first person" column
This New Biography Contextualizes America’s Socialist Past Within Its New Socialist Moment
Episode 120 of the Drafting the Past podcast
You might not agree with every take on writing and education in her provocative new craft book, but she'll certainly make you think
Snails, telephones, musical theater, and other subjects that caught our attention
A new but limited history of the women who have always terrified men
Episode 119 of the Drafting the Past podcast with the author of Freedom's Gate