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    Go Set A Watchman Essay

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    Set a Watchman”. This book has never bared publication until Ms. Lee’s new attorney Tonja Carter recently discovered a copy of the novel. Currently, Ms. Lee stands at 88 years old, and some say her mental capacity to formulate the decision regarding the publication of the book remains inadequate. Tonja Carter claims her client, Ms. Lee, has authorized her to publish the book. “Go Set a Watchman” should be published due to underlying facts embedded with possible remedies, the identity of the stakeholders, and Badaraccos’s Four Frameworks. First, “Go Set a Watchman” should become published due to the facts concerning Lee’s mental health and previous planning of the novel being published along with the possible remedies for each. The first and most important fact remains as Lee’s mental health. The fact in question pertains to Harper Lee having the mental capacity to make a decision of whether or not to publish the newly discovered book. Tonja Carter pronounces yes by describing Lee as, “a very strong, independent and wise woman who should be enjoying the discovery…

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    The Guardian published some of the findings from a survey by the Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society showing that independent publishing is becoming a more and more attractive route to publication. According to the survey, “writers were investing a mean of £2,470 in publishing their own work, with the median investment at £500, and typically recouping their investment plus 40%.” It also asked if writers who had independently published would do so again and eighty-six percent said that they…

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    7 Steps Toward Publishing: How To Get Your Book To Print As A First Author Congratulations! You 've finally finished your first book. Or have you? Is it really ready for print? Is it good enough? What do you do now? First off, take a deep breath and give yourself a pat on the back. Next, make a checklist of everything you need to do, beginning with the following seven steps: 1. Polish Your Manuscript Publishers can 't be sold on an idea, even if it 's an amazing one. Your manuscript must be…

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    Book Publishing Case

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    In order to research on whether or not my editorial idea would be viable, I will examine my editorial niche from several factors that would impact my book publishing market. First and foremost, the author of the book would be considered as the main factor that decide whether the books would have potential profitability. Woll also demonstrates that the well-known authors or authors with celebrity status are able to gain visibility in the marketplace. (Woll, 2014, p22) I will focus my research on…

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    Glassbook Success

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    Internet and available to read on the Glassbook eBook reader for only $2.50 (Fischer 3). The anticipation for King’s novel was so immense that his readers crashed the server (Guthrie 15). In 48 hours, about half a million copies where downloaded (Striphas 36). In the first 24 hours, 4.62 copies were downloaded per second. Overall, about 600,000 copies were distributed. In publishing Riding the Bullet solely online, King earned $450,000 in net profits in comparison to the $10,000 that he would…

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    moderately frequent readers” (OMDC, 2017). Thus, printed books are currently still dominating the current publishing landscape and will likely keep its place in the next couple of years. Current trends suggest that retailers have moved from a brick-and-mortar storefront to having an online presence. Large retailers, such as Indigo Chapters, may only stock on publications that are popular while also selling more at-home items on the side. With this, less known authors are almost forced to rely…

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    roof. This is just one example of the many uses, or opportunities pen names bring to starting authors, or even authors who are very popular. Many writers use pen names for more freedom of their writing and to bring new opportunities, women would use it for the readers and publishers to take them more seriously, and if a writer would want to change genres without the pressures of their previous writings. Firstly, these pen names allow writers to have more freedom in their writing, and brings…

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    this she could do and say things she would not have agreed to if she was completely healthy and young. People went through her stuff to find a copy of her book, she had said in an article that she never thought anyone would find her book. “I hadn’t realized it had survived, so was surprised and delighted when my dear friend and lawyer Tonja Carter discovered it.” (Giraldi). She had said earlier years she didn't want it published, but then it was which makes means someone must have manipulated…

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    Why is Identical Banned there are many reasons books are banned.a good example of a banned book is a book called “Identical”by Ellen Hopkins.this book is banned because of its material you will understand the more i talk about it. a book can be banned for many different reasons violence, foul language, sexual abuses, drugs, rape.By examming this book and researching this book I understand why this book is banned. the first reason this book is banned is because of the sexual content in this…

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    Introduction Nowadays, technology has many affects in our lives. There are many activities have become more simple because of using technology. In other words, it is possible to say that technology has made our lives easier. To illustrate, many people have changed the way to read book. Before, people who have a habit of reading book used to go to store to buy the hard copy book; however, today, it is more convenient to read eBook because it is faster to find out where to buy the book, they are…

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