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Old 07-22-2014, 07:51 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
But it might be in the publisher's interest to make their writer happy -- that is, if they want to keep their writer after the contract runs out. Greed is the great "stupidfier," it short circuits the brain.
Given that a number of authors are quite happy with their publishers, perhaps the real issue is that maybe the author in question might be a bit on the greedy side, or simply doesn't understand why his books didn't do as well as he thought they should. Remember "the publishers" is a pretty big and diverse group of people, not the monolith that some seem to think they are. Publishing contracts aren't the monolith that some think they are either.
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