As a full-time author since 1993, since beginning a free-lance career in 1986 Glenn Stout has written, ghostwritten or edited one hundred books representing sales of more than three million copies. As an editor and consultant, Glenn Stout has periodically consulted with authors on book proposals and manuscripts that have been published by major trade publishers, ghostwritten books with non-professional authors and has served as editor for numerous award-winning longform journalism projects.
Glenn has also served as a writing coach for private clients, given presentations to groups of editors, writers and students about writing books, the writing process and the editorial process he uses for longform journalism. Glenn is available for a wide variety of projects, including book proposals, longform features, ghostwriting, longform editing, teaching, etc. See the “Editorial and Consulting Services” page for more.
Daisy Ridley to Star in “Young Woman and the Sea” For Disney+
Joachim Rønning (Kon-Tiki, Pirates of the Caribbean, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil) to direct, screenplay by Jeff Nathanson, Jerry Bruckheimer and Chad Oman to produce. Release Date TK
America's Original Gangster Couple
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A Thrilling Jazz Age Chronicle of America's First Gangster Couple, Margaret and Richard Whittemore. Before Bonnie and Clyde There Was Tiger Girl and the Candy Kid - Smarter, More Successful and Better Looking.
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A NEW Annual Collection
Edited by Glenn Stout
Available October 5th, 2021!
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How Trudy Ederle Conquered the English Channel and Changed the World
Complete biography of pioneering female swimmer Gertrude Ederle, who in 1926 became the fifth person – and first woman – to swim the English Channel, beating the existing men’s record by nearly two hours. Currently in development as a major motion picture.
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The Birth of a Ballpark, a Championship Season and the Remarkable Story of Fenway's First Season
The definitive story of the building of Fenway Park and the 1912 season and World Series. 2012 Seymour Medal winner, The Society for American Baseball Research. Finalist for the Casey Award and a Boston Globe bestseller.
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