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"Things Patrick will never be"
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You need to shut your stupid little mouth up child
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If only there was an interview of him being honest about it and worried he is about to lose.
Speaking of that....why dont we have that soundbyte clipped of him already seeing the writing on the wall and saying he be refusing to pay when he loses?
Speaking of that....why dont we have that soundbyte clipped of him already seeing the writing on the wall and saying he be refusing to pay when he loses?
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Lien on meWhen you're not wrong
And I'll be your end
Quasi will own your home
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I’ll use it in a paragraph.
When Pat loses this lawsuit and refuses to pony up the seTTlemenT, child, the court will first put in for a garnishment. Now since Pat is unemployed, then the court will have to place a lien on his assets to recover Quasi’s legal fees.
When Pat loses this lawsuit and refuses to pony up the seTTlemenT, child, the court will first put in for a garnishment. Now since Pat is unemployed, then the court will have to place a lien on his assets to recover Quasi’s legal fees.
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I wonder if Quasi could get Fatrick to sign over the rights to his books, and then stop them being published?
His first two got advances of $4500 each. That advance payment is usually whatever the publisher thinks that book will sell in a year. Since most sales are made in the first year, and those two are pretty long in the tooth, the rights to them would be worth a fraction of that. Add in the third book of the trilogy, and you could wipe half of his career off the shelves and have change left over...
Better yet, he bragged about getting a $30k payment in a tweet (that he promptly deleted - maybe someone's got that archived) at about the time he signed his three-book deal with that Tor publisher. Quasi could conceivably leverage that to end up with the rights of his last two books, and maybe right of first refusal on his next one. Ideally, you'd want right of first refusal so that if he writes a shittier book than average, you can reject it and make him shop it around.
Oh, and if Quasi's listening: make sure you send a copy of that lien and a cover letter explaining it to his agent and every other literary agent you can find in the book; it's important they know who they might be dealing with if they sign him.
His first two got advances of $4500 each. That advance payment is usually whatever the publisher thinks that book will sell in a year. Since most sales are made in the first year, and those two are pretty long in the tooth, the rights to them would be worth a fraction of that. Add in the third book of the trilogy, and you could wipe half of his career off the shelves and have change left over...
Better yet, he bragged about getting a $30k payment in a tweet (that he promptly deleted - maybe someone's got that archived) at about the time he signed his three-book deal with that Tor publisher. Quasi could conceivably leverage that to end up with the rights of his last two books, and maybe right of first refusal on his next one. Ideally, you'd want right of first refusal so that if he writes a shittier book than average, you can reject it and make him shop it around.
Oh, and if Quasi's listening: make sure you send a copy of that lien and a cover letter explaining it to his agent and every other literary agent you can find in the book; it's important they know who they might be dealing with if they sign him.
