“My cousin and I co-wrote a book but then she left my name off of it!”

Did the cousin, who is now deceased, do this on purpose? And, what recourse does the co-author have?

Did the cousin, who is now deceased, do this on purpose? And, what recourse does the co-author have?

Authors, consider this scenario: With the click of a button, Amazon has killed your entire, successful career as an author. Your books have all been removed from their site, your unpaid royalties may be frozen, and you can’t get any specific details from Amazon… THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING!!

Old yearbook photographers could seriously get into the litigation business with all of the copyright infringement occurring online right now!!

Instead of collecting money thru donation jars for your charity, consider publishing and selling a book.

I would love to publish a book of my short stories but I have no idea what the proper steps are…

After deducting your time and expense to sell copies to a bookstore, you can be pretty far in the hole.

Have you been contacted by LitFire Publishing? If so, you might want to click on the link at the end of this article!

My old publishers is still selling my book and that means they’re getting money from sales, and not sending me royalties!

Authors should NOT use real politicians or any other public figures in their fiction without permission.

When someone dies with no known heirs, are their assets up for grabs by the public? NO!!!