A Magazine Publisher’s Secret: When most magazines talk about distribution, they are talking about the number of copies they legally put into the hands of others without being sued. Others…
Why this author's voice deserved to be heard: Many authors want to know how publishing companies choose which titles to publish. There’s a myth that smaller publishing houses, especially those…
I found this mistake with a new client's previously published work and had to take her book out of circulation. Although it's a commonly made mistake, if discovered, the penalties levied against an author can be so steep that it completely shuts down the entire brand.
People also have been misguided about a "Poor Man's copyright", which there is no such thing legally. Legally this offers no protection so do not be misinformed. But since copyright registration is presented as a voluntary procedure, why should you bother?