Does anybody know what a standard book deal would be for a first-time author of nonfiction?
rockymountaindem
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Wed Feb-04-09 11:57 PM
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Does anybody know what a standard book deal would be for a first-time author of nonfiction? |
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Just out of curiosity as I think about the long-term, does anybody have any knowledge about this?
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taterguy
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Thu Feb-05-09 06:01 AM
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1. It depends on the projected sales and which publisher you use |
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Better finish the book quick, while people are still buying books.
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Thu Feb-05-09 10:39 AM
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3. I'm just thinking about what might happen if I publish my dissertation after I write it |
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I realize that dissertations rarely get made into books these days, however. I'm just thinking out loud.
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Thu Feb-05-09 07:01 AM
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2. I have a friend who is writing two cookbooks |
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First-time book author (though previously published in magazines): $20,000 advance, which includes expenses. Royalties are to paid against the advance.
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