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According to this the standard macmillan boilerplate contract is 20% on e-royalties.

Why Amazon and Some Readers Are Wrong « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2010

So that's exactly where I got my math. 30% retailer, 70% macmillan, of which 20% goes to the author, leaving 50%.

Why Amazon and Some Readers Are Wrong « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2010

The World's Biggest Coffee Morning is on 30 September macmillan.org.uk/coffee; 0845 070 1315.

This much I know: Martin Clunes 2011

Labels: amazonfail, macmillan, rupert murdoch posted by dubjay at 2:31 PM

Rupes Weighs In Walter Jon Williams 2010

Though I was all for Amazon in the fracas for various reasons, one being so eloquently expressed by jeff here no trust in macmillan and ebooks and incidentally for an author very pro-Amazon take you can check Michael Stackpole's blog and there were others also - I mean 80c per mmpb and 2.5$ per hc and 10-12k per novel, that's the reason to support your publisher?

Macmillan Gives Fantasy Ebook Readers the Finger Jeff C 2010

Published: April 2008 us. macmillan.com/howilearnedgeography

2008 December 13 « One-Minute Book Reviews 2008

But I did want to point outthat my previous post has already generated one angry comment which reads, “will not be buy macmillan books. it is ridiculous to pay such a big price for virtual books. will look for other authors.”

Sunday Roundup jimhines 2010

But I did want to point outthat my previous post has already generated one angry comment which reads, “will not be buy macmillan books. it is ridiculous to pay such a big price for virtual books. will look for other authors.”

Sunday Roundup jimhines 2010

The pub date is Th March 5 and I saw that macmillan.uk tends to release e's fast so they may offer it that way

Best of 2010 So Far: February Edition Jeff C 2010

In fact, I am trying very hard not to temporarily boycott ALL macmillan books.

Macmillan Gives Fantasy Ebook Readers the Finger Jeff C 2010