Episode 184—The Hanger Games
from Print Run Podcast Hosted by Erik Hane and Laura Zats
This week we talk about the shifting nature of the politics/culture nonfiction book market–who do publishers imagine their readers to be? How does the broader political horizon change which sorts of books become “sellable” in this category? And most importantly, how have the last few months of violent occupation in the Twin Cities changed the way we see what a “politics book” should even be or do? If you want to participate in our Query Drive to benefit Open Market at the Zion Community Commons, send $100 to us via Paypal ([email protected]) or Venmo (Laura-Zats) and (if not a gift slot), email your query to [email protected]. If you want to claim a gifted critique, email us to let us know!
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