On 11/23/06, James E. Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Todd Walton wrote:

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> Why is it a shaft for a publisher to give you what you're worth to them?


Because they do almost nothing to enhance the value of the product. If
you have to do all of the publicity yourself and the product is out
there for only six months, you're often better off doing the publishing
yourself, too.

Why then do the warhorse authors continue to go back to publishers?
These are people who have what it takes to "break free", if publishers
were all about taking advantage of authors. Patricia Cornwell, Stephen
King, Tom Clancy, et al. have enough star power to publicize their own
books, and the capital to self-publish.

--Rachel


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