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I'm Jennifer Laughran. I'm a Senior Agent at the Andrea Brown Literary Agency, representing great authors and illustrators….
- By Jennifer Laughran
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
Generally speaking, statements for the first half of the year (say, Jan-June) come in October or so, statements for the second half of the year (July-December) come in April or so. The exact timing of …
It’s not dumb. Self-publisher authors can see on whatever platform they are published on, I imagine. For most people who are traditionally published, statements come twice a year, and that’s the most accurate info they …
I don’t look at / track individual books sales by week — that’s not really healthy, and it would not be possible for me anyway without a lot of effort (I have hundreds of client …