How Publishing Decisions Are Really Made

Categories: Publishing | Thriller | Western

A representative from Kensington Publishing Corp. explains how the publishing industry functions from the inside. This session explores how different genres are developed, marketed, and positioned in the marketplace, offering insight into how publishing decisions are made.

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