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Old 12-02-2015, 11:58 AM   #33
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Established tradpub authors these days fall into three classes:
1-those that saw the change coming early enough to get most or all their backlist reverted and have gone mostly if not totally indie
2-those who didn't get the rights reverted and can only indiepub new works and only if their non-compete clauses don't prevent it.
3-those big enough not to care about leaving significant money on the table.
You seriously don't think that there are any traditionally-published authors who are satisfied with their contracts? As I mentioned earlier in the thread, I buy a lot of SF/Fantasy books published by Baen. Most Baen authors seem to have been with them for a very long time and be happy enough with the deal they get. I see no rush of Baen authors into self-publishing, despite the fact that Baen's contracts are non-exclusive, and hence allow such sales.

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