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Trust The Process: Literary Executors, Part 2

Posted on October 11, 2013 by

By Susan Spann Last month, my guest blog here at Writers in the Storm looked at some of the duties a literary executor performs [But What Does a Literary Trustee DO? (Part 1)] in the course of his or her duties. … Continue reading →

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How to Choose a Literary Executor

Posted on August 9, 2013 by

Hey, all just a quick update: The person who won an LWA online class is ——- Selena Fulton  CONGRATULATIONS !!!! Please email Margie::::: address is:  margie (at) margielawson(dot) com Sorry to step in, Susan – go for it! by Susan Spann Last … Continue reading →

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Traditional…POD…Indie – OH MY! Publishing Choices, Part 2 by Susan Spann

Posted on April 25, 2012 by

Last month’s The Lady or the Tiger kicked off my guest-series on Publishing Choices by talking about authors’ need to take responsibility for their choices and careers. Today we’ll take a closer look at some of those options. Twenty years … Continue reading →

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The Lady Or The Tiger – Publishing Choices Part I

Posted on March 28, 2012 by

By Susan Spann When Writers in the Storm invited me to guest-post on the last Wednesday of every month, I knew at once what my ongoing topic should be: Equipping authors to make informed decisions about their publishing careers. As … Continue reading →

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Beware Of Kings With No Clothing – Calculation of Royalty Fees In Publishing Contracts

Posted on March 9, 2012 by

Writers In The Storm welcomes publishing attorney and author, Susan Spann. Susan  practices law in Sacramento, California. Her debut novel, tentatively titled SHINOBI, in which a Japanese ninja and a Portuguese priest must save a teahouse entertainer accused of murder, will … Continue reading →

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