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The podcast that takes you deep inside the greatest secret missions of all time.

Suddenly out of the dark that's appeared in Lobbin.

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This is the Book Riot podcast.

I'm Jeff O'Neill.

Rebecca is out today.

So with me, wonderfully, in her place, is Dr. Laura McGrath, friend of the show. You've heard her on the show before. If you've been listening to Zero to Well Red, you'll see her in the feed with us. Talk about Interpreter of Malities by Jubilee, which makes an appearance in the book we're about to talk about. Out today, or out yesterday, I should say, Laura, it's been out for a day in the future as we record this. Middleman literary agents and the making of American fiction. For those of you listen to Laura, she is interested in the nuts and bolts of how publishing works from an academic, from a scholarly point of view, whereas Rebecca and I are just peanut, like Waldorf and what's his name in the Muppet show throwing stuff from the

rafter down on the stage.

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