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That is a marketing ploy that they are using to claim that they provide royalties that might be considered to be higher than the average royalties paid by other publishers. Considering that these royalties are usually pretty meager at best anyway, that probably isn't much of a claim! As far as determining what the industry average really is, it would ...

These are all details that need to be determined in some sort of contract or agreement with her. You can grant and withhold whatever you choose. Be familiar with what different rights you have over your work, so you know what's on the table. Similarly, the terms of payment are part of your agreement. Whatever you agree to is what you get. In order to get ...

I see this question is over 2 years old so you've probably already made a decision and gone one way or the other, but for the benefit of others who come along: There are three issues to consider: Getting your book physically printed. Getting your book listed in on-line sellers, like Amazon and Barnes & Noble's website. Marketing your book. Getting ...