SCAM ALERT: No, Netflix did NOT just email you about turning your book into a movie!
If Netflix was actually interested in your book, they would not send you such a generic letter.
If Netflix was actually interested in your book, they would not send you such a generic letter.
It’s been four years since we’ve checked up on Balboa Press. We decided to revisit them after we yet received another complaint about Balboa Press from an author just this week. Things are definitely NOT looking any better!
I was spammed this week by an organization that hosts book fairs. Of course, it’s all online again this year. No in-person meetings. No people walking around viewing books laid out on tables. Nobody shaking hands with literary agents. You know. It’s really…nothing of value to authors AT ALL.
Don’t pay professionals to format your manuscripts before choosing a publisher. Here’s why.
“A woman wants me to ghostwrite a book about her abusive childhood? This makes me nervous. Could I be sued?”
I recommend pulling your book from the market.
At BookLocker, we use the largest print on demand printer in the world. They sent out an email last week warning us about an industry-wide problem…
Check your own manuscript for these blunders before allowing it to go to print!
How many authors can they trick into paying thousand of dollars for their completely garbage service?
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