Fewer books, more money
15 December 2008
'I think every year we sell fewer books, but every time we do sell a book now it's for more money. Publishers are happier to spend more because buying a small book means you have small expectations. It's not necessarily a bad thing. What is more marked this year is that it takes longer for publishers to make decisions than it used to, and there is a little less room for flexibility than there was.'
Simon Trewin of United AgentsClick for United Agents Agents References listing in the Bookseller