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Old 07-15-2012, 09:45 AM   #156
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Work for hire has never gotten any residuals. It's one of the reasons that I often point out that if there is no threat of making money or a continued revenue stream, writers would stop writing or not put their heart and soul into it. Writing for hire for publishers (despite their best efforts) has never taken off.
But most writers do indeed do "work for hire". Far more people make a living as journalists, writing advertising copy, etc, than make a living from writing fiction.
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