![]() ![]() At about 150-pages-long, it was what he had worked on after winning the Pulitzer. ![]() One afternoon in 2019, Sean Greer – who was born in Washington, D.C., in 1970 – sat down to look over a manuscript. Now, to be fair, Greer’s literary agent denies that she was opposed to continuing that bestselling novel (“but she said it!” the writer insists). Now, he’s released the sequel he was warned he shouldn’t write: Less is Lost. It’s not cool,’” recalls Andrew Sean Greer, whose novel Less won the award back in 2017. You cannot write a sequel to a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. “When I won the Pulitzer Prize, my agent said, ‘don’t write a sequel. ![]()
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