Morgan James Publishing Lets Authors Retain Full Intellectual Property
Brian Kramer · The Trick to Finally Write Your First Book And Sell 15,000 Copies with Bryan Kramer · Jan 21, 2016 · at 9:45
Author Bryan Kramer explains his rationale for choosing Morgan James Publishing over legacy houses like Penguin or Pearson for his book Shareology.
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“I ended up going with Morgan James because they're an entrepreneurial publisher. It's very, very different than going with a much bigger publisher like a Penguin or a Pearson. Because you are going to own your own content, and that was a really big deal to me. So if I want to do something with my own content in the future, I don't have to ask permission.”
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