They are all fairly standard, but if you’re a first-time author, you might not know why these terms are in your contract with an editor. Don’t worry, they’re designed to protect both you and the editor.
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Many months ago, when I launched “The Book Builder’s Blog,” I wrote about the nature of Copyright. It’s not as confusing as many make it out to be; if you have created writing that is your own, you own it. Plain and simple.
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I promised we’d explore the bundle of rights contained within the “copyright” you hold for your book. Almost all of these rights can be “acquired” by a publisher when they form a contract with you. So without further ado, let’s begin!
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When you begin writing your story, it’s your story. No one can take it from you. And guess what? US law protects you!
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