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Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent
Mr. Hodgman used to work as a literary agent in New York City. These days he does play-by-play of his Scrabble matches on Twitter.
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May 17, 2001Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part XII
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April 6, 2001Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part XI
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March 22, 2001Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part X
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February 11, 2001Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part IX
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January 23, 2001Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part VIII
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December 19, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part VII
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October 29, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part VI
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October 5, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part V
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September 26, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part IV
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September 13, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part III
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September 1, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part II
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August 28, 2000Ask a Former Professional Literary Agent: Ask A Former Professional Literary Agent, Part I
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