Dan Kois is a writer at various esteemed publications including Curbed, The New Yorker, and The New York Times. His work often explores themes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on marketing and advertising, as reflected in his books such as "Hampton Heights" and "How to Be a Family." Dan's insights and contributions have also been featured in outlets like Slate Magazine and Pitchfork.
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Dan Kois appears to focus on lifestyle and entertainment, particularly in the realm of relationships, family dynamics, and movies. Given this focus, he may be most responsive to pitches that offer personal anecdotes or expert insights related to relationship challenges, family issues, or movie reviews.
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By: Dan Kois, Nicole Cliffe
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By: Nicole Cliffe, Dan Kois
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