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What A Woman From the 1930s Has to Teach Us
This morning I am working on Helga’s biography. We tend to think that we have hard times, whatever times we are living in. But read what my client went through as a ten-year-old German girl living in Tokyo in 1935. In many ways she led a privileged life, but check out her journey to get…
Read More April 6, 2012Disappearing Inventory
In trying to locate inventory from the first publisher of the singer-songwriter’s book, we learned today that they no longer have any copies in the warehouse. Of the number printed and the number sold, we knew that 6,000 books should be left somewhere. The author hoped that someone would call her to ask if she wanted…
Read More March 7, 2012
Re-Publishing An Author’s First Book
We are working with an author to republish her book. She has already regained copyrights from the big-name company that published her book a few years ago but never helped her promote it. Plus, an avalanche of mishaps prevented her from properly promoting it herself. As far as we can figure, there should be 6,000 books remaining…
Read More March 7, 2012