Building on the best-selling success of the original Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook, Helen Sedwick wrote this expanded second edition to help writers stay out of court and at their desks.Using 30 years of legal experience, Sedwick shows writers how to• Set up their business• Protect their copyright• Avoid infringement• Spot scams• Save on taxesThis second edition covers additional topics including• Choosing a pen name• Using lyrics and images• Fighting content theft• Minimizing defamation and privacy risks• Expanding beyond the bookDon’t lose your copyright by signing a bad contract, or waste money by buying into a scam, or lose sleep by getting sued for defamation. Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook helps writers navigate the legal aspects of writing and independent publishing. Read more
Download NowWhile researching the legal ramifications of self-publishing several months ago, I contacted Helen Sedwick to obtain a copy of her original edition of the “Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook”. I am a new author with no experience in the world of either traditional publishing or self-publishing, and I had no idea where to begin. I was lucky enough to be provided with a pre-launch copy of this updated and expanded version of the Handbook for review and have found the “Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook” to be an indispensable reference tool and guide. With the help of Ms. Sedwick’s Handbook I am now about half way through setting up my own self-publishing business. The “Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook” is clear and easy to understand, uncluttered by “legalese”, and I would highly recommend it to any author who is interested in self-publishing. The Handbook provides you with all of the basic facts for every aspect of self-publishing as well as step-by-step instructions and additional important references. Ms. Sedwick is direct and honest about the risks and potential dangers of self-publishing without being “foreboding” or negative. She points out the pitfalls, but does not give you the impression that the whole process would be “too much” for an inexperienced person to handle. That was and is a big plus for me. It is much easier to absorb information and learn something new if you are presumed intelligent. And there is a lot to learn. I will continue to use the “Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook” in taking all of the steps necessary to finish setting up my business and reach my goal of becoming a self-published author. If you are looking for a valuable self-publishing guide and legal reference tool, a resource to help you make informed decisions about how to set up your own self-publishing business, this book would make a great addition to your library. S. E. Rector
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