Corner Office Interview: Susan Bolotin
Workman's Editor in Chief and Acting Publisher chats about creativity, inheriting a legacy and what makes a Workman book work.
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What defines a Workman book?
A Workman book is always accessible. It is usually jam-packed with information — humor or recipes or whatever it has. It almost always comes with an author with a strong point of view. There is something overtly commercial [about it]. We're not coy. That is not to say the book might not be subtle or witty — they are what they are. When you see one you know what is inside of it. We advertise ourselves and our content.
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