Posthumous publishing may signal hard times and a need for nostalgia. Is it ethical?
ET Stan and Jan Berenstain were prolific authors, writing and illustrating hundreds of Berenstain Bears books in their lifetime. But experts tell USA TODAY it’s also an indicator of hard times for the publishing industry, which is hungry to make new money off familiar names. The ethical debate of posthumous books Posthumous publishing is one of the industry’s most contentious topics, for both adult and children’s authors.
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