I’ve never met Caroline Leavitt, but I think of her as a comrade — a sister-soldier in the army of American writers facing down an increasingly ruthless publishing industry. Some authors adopt an “every human for themself” approach to the competition for book deals, visibility and sales. Others, Leavitt among them, make kin of their competitors. Leavitt’s social media promotions of other writers’ deals, publication dates and events ring with the kind of enthusiasm most authors reserve for their... Read this story
