to be fair, though, it's not just S&S doing that, although i agree with your point re the contest. publishers in general are trying to fight the 'revert back to the author' part of the contract when sales no longer warrant a printing; the publishers want to keep the rights by shifting the books to print on demand status.
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Re: Simon & Schuster - Author Rights Grab
Date: 2007-05-27 11:44 pm (UTC)to be fair, though, it's not just S&S doing that, although i agree with your point re the contest. publishers in general are trying to fight the 'revert back to the author' part of the contract when sales no longer warrant a printing; the publishers want to keep the rights by shifting the books to print on demand status.