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Old 07-19-2013, 08:21 AM   #113
Nancy Fulda
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
Generally speaking, that probably doesn't work as most publishers insist on "right of first refusal" with "next book." Now, she has the power to have that taken out of a contract, but if it's in there, she would have had to submit it to her current publisher first.
Any agent worth her salt will fight to limit those options clauses to the next book *within the same genre*. Hard to know what Rowling's actual contract said, but it wouldn't be unusual for a mystery book to be free for submission elsewhere even when an author is contractually obligated to keep her YA fantasy with its original publisher.
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