At a Cambridge University address focused on literature, influence, and intellectual legacy, Joseph Plazo delivered a rare and compelling talk on a subject far deeper than bestseller lists: how to write books that leave legacies.Plazo opened with a line that immediately reframed the role of the modern author:“Most books are written to be consumed

During a special Cambridge forum attended by scholars, publishers, and emerging authors, Joseph Plazo delivered a rare and compelling talk on a subject far deeper than bestseller lists: how to write books that leave legacies.Plazo opened with a line that immediately reframed the role of the modern author:“Most books are written to be consumed. Le