“I googled him and he seems legit. They want me to call in, and discuss my books with them. Have you heard of anything like this being of benefit to any of your authors?”
I’m involved in a lawsuit against my previous employer and want to write a book about the case.
I was called by a “publicist” about republishing my book that they saw on Amazon. (It’s not supposed to be there because my lawyer was supposed to give them a cease and desist order since it was from Tate Publishing…)”
A writer asks, “Can I get sued for writing scathing articles on televangelists?”
Movie deals are rare yet many authors pay thousands to these types of firms.
Rather than the singular goal of best seller, consider building a cottage industry around your book.
These emails were exchanged after the author told the publisher there would be a delay in her signing up…
Is recreating a photo you find online copyright infringement?
These scammers use my Amazon ads and illustrations claiming all sorts of things, like having 15 books of varying quality on hand, and raising the cover price from $13 to $45. However, my publisher and I have never sold books to these people…
Theft, owner narcissism, employee and author abuse, blatant stupidity, and so much more! Here are textbook examples of why publishing companies fail.
