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Like It or Not, Publishers Are Licensing Books for AI Training—And Using AI Themselves

Jane Friedman

AI-generated image using prompt “book publishing executives receiving lots of money from a technology company.” This week, the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) announced the ability for publishers and other rights holders to include AI training rights as part of licensing arrangements. What is the CCC?

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Food Editorial — Baked With Love

Melanie Saxton

What a joy to interview two culinary talents and write food editorial about their journeys. One of my favorite food editorial pieces! Originally published in The Woodlands City Lifestyle. Do You Need Help With a Cook Book or a Food Editorial Project? Article by Melanie Saxton. Photography by Bex Wood.

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How Bad Publishers Hurt Authors

Jane Friedman

My second novel was going to be published! When New York City–based Adelaide Books offered me a contract to publish Painting Through the Dark , it set my heart racing in a good way. Plus two free books for the author, and further books could be purchased at a 30% discount. He clearly loved and believed in books.

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Legal Editorial — The Women Judges of Montgomery County

Melanie Saxton

What an honor to receive an assignment for a legal editorial piece published by Conroe City Lifestyle. I edit books for attorneys, among many other author types, and offer SEO-friendly web content and blogging for those in legal and business environments. Judge Hutson was sworn in as a judge on January 1, 2023.

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My First Novel Was a New York Times Bestseller. I’m Self-Publishing My Third Novel Today.

Jane Friedman

They got reviews in major trades, arranged interviews, pitched the book diligently to booksellers in hopes of seeing it make the Indie Next list (which it did), and ran strategically placed ads. I cultivated a loyal following, particularly among book clubs. Within a month, I landed a new agent, who loved the book. All was well.

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How I Went From “Big 5 or Die!” to Ecstatic Self-Published Author

Jane Friedman

On the dining room table is a sheet cake decorated with the author’s name and book title. When I started writing my memoir, my publishing goal was Big Five or nothing. Anyone could self-publish. Yep, that’s how long ago I began writing my book.) And my book died on sub. I pitied indie authors as also-rans.

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Autobiography and Memoir Portfolio with Legacy Books

Melanie Saxton

Autobiography and memoir portfolio page with legacy books, medical books, self-help topics, and testimonials. Enjoy my autobiography and memoir portfolio filled with samplings of legacy books and other personal journeys as well. We appreciate your involvement in our book effort.

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