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  • Is The Key To Selling Lad-Lit Marketing To Women?

    Wow, I had no idea that the publishing world was writing off “lad lit” fourteen years ago… but it’s true. In 2004, Publisher’s Weekly published an article titled “Lad Lit Hits the Skids”, and it was kind of frightening to read. What if publishers created a subgenre and nobody read it? In the case of “lad…

    Matthew Hanover

    May 30, 2018
    Commentary
    chick-lit, Jonathan Tropper, lad-lit, marketing, Nick Hornby
  • On The Lad-Lit Genre

    If I were asked what genre my novel-in-progress could be described as, my instinct would be to say “lad-lit.” It sort of fits, according to this definition: n. A literary genre that features books written by men and focusing on young, male characters, particularly those who are selfish, insensitive, and afraid of commitment. This may…

    Matthew Hanover

    July 21, 2013
    Commentary
    chick-lit, Fiction, Jennifer Weiner, Jonathan Tropper, lad-lit, Nick Hornby
  • Thoughts on Writing: Movies About Novelists

    As an aspiring novelist, I recently couldn’t help thinking about movies about novelists. I’ve picked my favorites of them, and added some thoughts on writing that each movie got me thinking about.

    Matthew Hanover

    July 13, 2013
    Commentary
    Finding Forrester, Jonathan Tropper, Little Women, Misery, Nick Hornby, Publishing, Pulitzer Prize, Rex Pickett, Sideways, Stephen King, The Shining, Throw Momma from the Train

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