3 ms·
The annoying thing about being charged for returns is that you have no control over how many are ordered. When my book Ruby in Practice went to stores, I felt
by jeremymcanally 15y ago
The annoying thing about being charged for returns is that you have no control over how many are ordered. When my book Ruby in Practice went to stores, I felt like there were FAR too many copies going out. Lo and behold, tons of them came back and now I'm eternally on the hook for the cost of those even though I had zero input into how many were actually produced and distributed.
Publishers are helpful, but the game is inextricably rigged in their favor, which sucks.
- gruen 15y agoAuthor contracts are the worst. Agents can help, but unless you're at scale, their cost/benefit is a wash. We should compare notes.