Here's an interesting one. A literary agency staffed by people who all seem to have worked for years as editors at good, big, successful publishers.
But as well as working as a literary agency they also offer paid-for editorial services to "selected authors".
I'm sure the editorial advice that they give will be good; but I cannot see how they can't spot that great big conflict of interests at the heart of their new business model.
But as well as working as a literary agency they also offer paid-for editorial services to "selected authors".
I'm sure the editorial advice that they give will be good; but I cannot see how they can't spot that great big conflict of interests at the heart of their new business model.