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nolabear

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6. That's what I meant, actually. You publishing it on the web or in a record establishes it.

Reply to SheilaT (Reply #5)

Sun Jun 23, 2013, 10:56 AM

Jun 2013

Generally rights revert to the author after something is published. But you know that. Soooo...what's your publication? PM if you're not into being public. Or let me know if you're not interested in sharing. No pressure.

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AFAIK there is no cost. NYC_SKP Jun 2013 #1

Once you actually write the words down, you own the copyright. SheilaT Jun 2013 #3

You don't even need to publish. SheilaT Jun 2013 #5

That's what I meant, actually. You publishing it on the web or in a record establishes it. nolabear Jun 2013 #6

Writer's of the Future SheilaT Jun 2013 #7

Best of luck. It's a Brave New World! nolabear Jun 2013 #8

The "Copyright" symbol on a manuscript is a sure sign of an amateur mainer Jun 2013 #9