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Not Simon & Schuster: Deconstructing an Impersonation Scam
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Not Simon & Schuster: Deconstructing an Impersonation Scam
For writers chasing a traditional publishing contract, an email from Big 5 publisher Simon & Schuster inviting submission might seem like a dream come true. Just one problem: major publishers like S&S, which acquire mainly via reputable literary agents and expect manuscripts to come to them rather than the other way around, don’t email random
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