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Politics : Welcome to Slider's Dugout

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To: paul ross who wrote (21573)4/16/2010 1:27:33 PM
From: shakes2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 49968
 
Yeah, you betcha.

That's fits kinda nice with the aw, shucks, we're just working stiffs, we ain't no celebrity stuff...

How 'bout this, pardner?:

andyrossagency.wordpress.com

Whatever Palin’s advance was, it was an “advance” against royalties. Royalties are based on actual sales of a book. An author doesn’t receive royalties until the advance is “earned out”, i.e. royalties exceed the advance that was paid. Typically the royalty rate is 15% of the list price, which, in the case of Going Rogue, was $28.99. So Palin made $4.34 on each book or a total of $11,608,128.56. Not bad for a book she didn’t even write. She may have paid some of this out to her hack ghost writer. We don’t know how much, but $1,000,000 would be a lot for this kind of work. And shabby work it was!

So, how's that public service thingy doin', huh?

Shakes
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