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Thomas L. Hilb has over eighty years of publishing
experience. The first manuscript he purchased was in 1931—a
book that claimed to reveal the location of the lost Fountain of
Youth. Despite paying top dollar for the manuscript, Mr. Hilb chose
never to publish it. Even so, he insists the manuscript was the best
acquisition of his career.
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Jonas Faukman, now in his nineties, made his editorial
debut as a copy-editor for F. Scott Fitzgerald. He came to DoubleKnight
in the 1950's and claims he will never leave. "Something about
this place makes me feel so alive."
Email: jfaukman.doubleknightbooks@gmail.com |
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Angel E. Hidefamous
for being the only female archivist ever permitted into the Vatican
Secret Archivesmesmerized the publishing world with her 1954
acquisition of the Dead Sea Scrolls. At age ninety-four, she still
works a seventy-hour week. She claims that "loving her work"
keeps her young. She is also a firm advocate of daily exercise and
a low carbohydrate diet.
Email: ahide.doubleknightbooks@gmail.com |
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