Re: Collected essays, subject and copyright (and ethics really)

Hi,

I am writing a book which will be published in 2007.
The subject - a woman, let's call her S----  of that
book is alive.

I feel that I cannot make money on that woman's life
and work - so I intend to give her all proceeds.
Now, regarding copyright: is it a good idea to
copyright it under a collective name (ex. x fan-club)?
and/or clarify with a C note: would S-- want to claim
rights on part of this work ... she is welcome.

That is one example, and I am sure there are many when
there is a void for this book to be published.  Now,
that S--- will publish it (wants to/is able to
...)remains to be seen.
On the other hand, I may have her silent approval, not
her active collaboration.  
Thanks for your input.

Anne Stevens
nyc




 
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