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Let's say a writer is offered his first-ever short story publishing contract. How much of a writer's faux pas is it to request an edit in the contract's wording?...especially when it comes to rights.
Here's one example: a mag with a web presence requests the purchase of first world electronic rights for my short story. As a writer, I might ask that they change it to first world electronic rights in English (with the obvious intention of being able to sell first world electronic rights to a similar electronic pub in their native language).
What kind of experience have you had with doing something like that? Or, is this simply a taboo idea for a newbie writer?
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Well, I suppose the REALLY worst thing they could say is "never mind," but they don't usually say such things to questions about contract wording.
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