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Originally Posted by crossi
Actually once the creator/author sells the rights they have little or no say about anything icluding price, book cover, front page blurb, when it is printed, or anything else.
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They can't even determine if the book remains on sale.
It is not unheard for a publisher to just bury a box of the book in a warehouse and neither promote it nor release the rights.
All a typical writer gets to choose is whether to accept the traditionalist 12% royalty or not. Of late, many are choosing "not".
Kobo is looking to help those authors.