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Michael Handrick speaks about how the publishing industry needs to change to include more working-class writers
“Being working-class has enabled me to see what is missing and what a difference having the books I didn’t have growing up could make for others”
The author of Difference is Born on the Lips discusses his take on the hardships faced by working-class people in the publishing industry.
Michael Handrick
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