Musings of an Introvert Publisher, Part 3
He doesn’t fit the unfortunate stereotype of an introvert. He’s not shy or maladroit. He doesn’t cower when you talk to him. In fact, he loves to tell stories, make deals, and mentor his team. We’re back with Gary Krebs, an introvert who has climbed the ladder in the publishing world. Currently, as vice president and group publisher at McGraw-Hill Professional, he persuades and sells for a living—and recharges his energy during his quiet time.
Are you thinking of writing a book, possibly even your first one? Today Krebs will offer his perspective on how to become a successful author—with special insights for introverts. For additional tips for first-time authors as well as insights from literary agents and publicists, check out my earlier story, “So You Want to Write a Book?” (more…)
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