Environment II by mark andrew york: Summons

Thursday, April 07, 2005

Summons

I'm thinking the summons will arrive when Publishamerica goes down. But what the hell is a spirt? Ah poetry.

2 Comments:

Anonymous said...: lol

I always knew Miranda was a creative soul. But there's truly something creepy going on with PA. Have you heard of their new contract where they threaten authors (and their families) they release from a contract with a 5000 dollar fine if they say anything negative about the company? Even for maintaining a writing forum that allows negative opinion of the company.

I used to fight for PA back in the old days, but that sort of behavior is just inexcusable.

The Late Mitchell Warren (who hasn't signed a contract and thus can badmouth anyone he wants); 11:44 PM
Mark said...: It's creepy over there Mitchell. The idea of a real publishing contract just isn't in the PA picture. They're crooks as I've said all along. I signed no such non-disparagement clause and told them point blank I wouldn't. They returned the rights to my experiment with their little operation.; 1:54 PM

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