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This just gets funnier and funnier

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Worst. Contract. Ever. And I'm including that one I read from Amazon.

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As a follow-up to yesterday's post, I got my hands on a contract from Alibi, Hydra's sibling imprint, which by all indications uses the same boilerplate contract. I review the contract, and the review comes down to OMG RUN AWAY SO FAST. Random House should be ashamed to offer this contract to people.

http://whatever.scalzi.com/2013/03/06/a-contract-from-alibi

A Contract From Alibi – Whatever

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Yes, Virginia, You Can Be A Paid Writer, Too

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This explains a lot to me.

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"The Deadline God" by *wylielise http://bit.ly/YoF0EU

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Nanotech tea bag creates safe drinking water instantly, for less than a penny

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In her circles

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14,296 - I can totally do better.

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Random House update their Hydra, Alibi and Loveswept contracts - http://www.atrandom.com/eoriginals/index.php I can't wait to hear what +John Scalzi thinks about this.

Hydra | Alibi | Loveswept | Flirt

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I'll admit I am confused by the line "The term “profit” will be defined as net sales revenue minus deductions as follows".

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We're raising money to fight cancer! I'm hoping for nano-mechs which actively go around and engage in hand-to-hand combat with cancer cells, but that stuff's 'spensive, you know? Chip in a couple of dollars! If we get enough maybe we can also work on a shrink ray so YOU could pilot the mech!