With what's going on today it seems that some literary agencies will pay (outlay) for all the work required, and pay (outlay) all the money required to prepare a new manuscript or an out of print book for ebook publication and subsequently publish and go on to sell these works in ebook form themselves, cutting out trade houses. Do I have this right?
If this is true, regardless of what percentsge of agenicies are doing this, two questons:
1. who is taking care of the paper book rights to these books?
2. overall, won't this tactic piss off trade houses? Aren't agencies cutting off the hands that feeds them?
If this is true, regardless of what percentsge of agenicies are doing this, two questons:
1. who is taking care of the paper book rights to these books?
2. overall, won't this tactic piss off trade houses? Aren't agencies cutting off the hands that feeds them?
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