Why Wook Author Hugh Howey Didn?t Sell His Ebook Rights | Digital Book World

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Wool author Hugh Howey struck it big in a deal with Simon & Schuster late last year that saw him collect a seven-figure advance for just the print publishing rights to his hit best-seller.

As it turns out, well before his deal with a traditional publisher, he was raking in $150,000 a month in income for his self-published ebooks. It was a tough sell, given those numbers, for any publisher to be able to buy the rights to publish his book.

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Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/17/why-wook-author-hugh-howe_n_2495406.html

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