Yes, it goes to me, and I pay them, (In theroy, obviously they just take the money, but in theroy Im paying them)
The main point is the Book and the contents of the book are MINE, not theirs. So it doent matter if they find a million errors, they have no right to change it.
I understand your problem with them, but thats because you dont understand the nature of their business, it like complaining to a libary. They really have no control over the contents of the book.
They are the agent of the writter, and connot really be held resposible for the content of the book other than in a fundimental dont publish ileagal stuff sort of way. And even then they have infact no leagal obligation to read the book at all.
Obviously they will have looked at the book, and would get in big trouble for child porn, terrorist tips and the like, but ultimatly they are just a "photocopy shop" with a P&P delevery service
A real publisher "owns" the book in a real leagal sence even tho the writter still has interlectual ownership of the contents, and usualy they pay you as the writer. In this case BRL still own both the contents of the book and the actual physical books themsels, anyproblems with it are Brls (Or the specific writter in the case you are talking about).
The main point is the Book and the contents of the book are MINE, not theirs. So it doent matter if they find a million errors, they have no right to change it.
I understand your problem with them, but thats because you dont understand the nature of their business, it like complaining to a libary. They really have no control over the contents of the book.
They are the agent of the writter, and connot really be held resposible for the content of the book other than in a fundimental dont publish ileagal stuff sort of way. And even then they have infact no leagal obligation to read the book at all.
Obviously they will have looked at the book, and would get in big trouble for child porn, terrorist tips and the like, but ultimatly they are just a "photocopy shop" with a P&P delevery service
A real publisher "owns" the book in a real leagal sence even tho the writter still has interlectual ownership of the contents, and usualy they pay you as the writer. In this case BRL still own both the contents of the book and the actual physical books themsels, anyproblems with it are Brls (Or the specific writter in the case you are talking about).