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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht
I was talking to another SF/Fantasy author today, and when he he discovered one of his books getting sold by Amazon for the Kindle, he investigated and discovered that it was covered in his contract under a "direct viewing" clause. I'm not a writer, but I would expect that this is the sort of thing that would normally be resolved by the writer's literary agent since it seems to all be tied into who owns the ebook rights.
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What precisely is there to resolve? Unless you forgot to mention that he was not getting royalty payments for his eBook sales.
Or does your author wish to minimize the number of outlets selling his books and (indirectly) paying him royalties?
Forgive the snark, but you wrote as though having the book available for sale as an eBook was in and of itself something questionable.
- Ahi