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Any time you get into any business relationship, especially with a friend or relative, get everything in writing up front. And the more important the friendship is to you, the more important it is to hash out the details ahead of time. It isn't a lack of trust --it is a way to avoid hurtful misunderstandings.
With that said, I am not a lawyer, nor have I ...
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I'm not a lawyer, but it looks like you can't publish the book with the content developed by someone else without having some kind of agreement with that person.
If you rewrite 100% of that content, then the answer is maybe, but the other person can still sue you and win.
So my advice is to talk to your co-author and try working something out.
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Traffic by itself is not enough.
I can have 1 million viewers every month on my website, but none of them will interact with my content. Does that mean I have "enough traffic to sell 2000 copies"?
You need an extra step to convert these people from strangers on the internet to X be it members of your blog, subscribers on an email list, or whatever makes ...
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I know this is somewhat late but I thought I might share my experience with you.
I have just had a long, narrative poem accepted for publication in Piker Press. It is just under 4,000 words and 30 (A5) pages long. It is written in quatrain form. It is the shortest of my long, narrative poems - the others are up to 40,000 words. I am afraid that poetry ...
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if you are looking to get noticed from other sites or blogs where your contents are,
I recommend steemit.com or medium.com also though there may be lots more out there
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Since this question has received no real (non-nonsensical) answers, I will post an answer based on my own investigations and what other experienced authors and publishers have said about it in other websites by making a few quotations that deal with this question.
[One can still sell it to a traditional publisher], but if you [do]
sell it to a ...
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