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These are '90's books. It's entirely possible the contracts specified electronic book rights. They weren't prevalent then, but they were on the radar.
Thing is, don't most rights revert when books go out of print? I have no idea how Harlequin works, but would their '90's books still be in print?
One thing authors could look into doing would be to enhance the text of their old book, creating a new version. Add an extra chapter, revise it a bit, etc.
Thing is, don't most rights revert when books go out of print? I have no idea how Harlequin works, but would their '90's books still be in print?
One thing authors could look into doing would be to enhance the text of their old book, creating a new version. Add an extra chapter, revise it a bit, etc.
