Episode

Episode 188—The Red-flagisode

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Print Run Podcast
Published
Jul 13, 2026
Duration seconds
2795
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https://soundcloud.com/printrunpodcast/episode-188
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Summary

This week, in response to a steady stream of questions about how to interface with literary agents either during the query process or once you’re actually working with them, we present to you: a list of Red Flags to look for with regard to agents! We get into communication styles, transparency, pressure, and much more as we try to work through whatever has you vexed about your interactions with agents. Let’s figure out what’s normal and what isn’t!