Chapter 134 minion author

Newspapers and periodicals are "trapped" seriously, generally ignoring authors' food and clothing, accounting departments are also negligent, and have always looked down upon authors' rights. However, the author should be held accountable for the procrastination and the increasing evil.There are a bunch of people who never consider writing a column a profession, or even a profession. What they do on a regular basis are entertainment texts after work, tea, and meals; or, their main job is Mr. The host of the company, the column, is used to disseminate news and explain to customers; this kind of "public relations writer" has a tacit understanding with the boss: "You asked me to write a column, which is already a mortal favor, but you don't get a penny. Pay, I’m a servant, and I’ll be happy even if I die.” Since they’re all public relations manuscripts, it’s human favor not to pay them, and it’s reasonable not to pay them; as an “author”, after eating tea from someone else, do you have the nerve to ask the newspaper’s editor for the number?

There is a kind, the first choice is to be a writer, but you want to have a place to publish, money is the second choice, "I have fulfilled your first choice, it is righteousness; you still care about me? How can you write? If you don't see the benefit, forget the meaning first?" The boss asked, can you not be dumb? There is another kind, who doesn't like writing, but likes the identity of "writer". He (mostly "she") writes randomly and publishes randomly in newspapers and periodicals; the title of "writer" is his cosmetic, and he doesn't need royalties at all. to buy other cosmetics.The author does not regard writing as a profession, and the boss certainly does not regard it as a profession; since it is not a profession, why pay you back?This is what unprofessional "authors" do to the industry.

However, the boss does not respect writers, and the source of the disaster is also because there is such a "tradition": literati should not care about money, let alone be greedy for money.As time went on, the vision became more evident: Those who chased the manuscript fee felt that they were wronged, blushing and heartbeat; those who delayed the manuscript fee slept soundly and ate safely. I am absolutely greedy for money. I write for manuscript fees, just like you go to work for salary. Occasionally, an editor invites manuscripts and asks: "Are you interested in writing for us?" Sorry, I wasted precious brains Writing for you and keeping customers for you is not for "interest".