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He wrote novels and stories under almost fifty pen names and did scripts for Hollywood as well as being an editor for various magazines.

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Dean Wesley Smith – IP Valuation Lecture

You create copyright, a property. This lecture will help you understand the value of your creation.

We create copyright as we write a story or novel. Copyright, a form of property, contains value. But how much? And why do we even need to know how much?

This lecture shines a light into an area most writers don’t understand completely, but need to.

Did you know that if you do not understand the value of your copyright, you could bankrupt your entire family when you die?

Copyright valuation understanding expands every year. You might not understand the true value of your story or novel when you finish it. But you need to for an entire host of reasons.

A critical awareness lecture for every writer.

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Dean Wesley Smith

With over twenty-three million copies of his books in print, USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith now brings you original fiction every month for the past three years in his own magazine, Smith’s Monthly.

Dean wrote over twenty-five original Star Trek novels, the only two original Men in Black novels, plus Spider-Man, X-Men, Iron Man novels, and others. He wrote many gaming novels including Final Fantasy.

He wrote novels and stories under almost fifty pen names and did scripts for Hollywood as well as being an editor for various magazines. He lives in Las Vegas with his wife, writer Kristine Kathryn Rusch. You can follow his writing life at www.deanwesleysmith.com