Unveiling Shocking Secrets: What Times Book Publishing and Ink Shelf Studios Don’t Want You to Know
Ever wonder how a hopeful author’s dream of publishing can spiral into a harrowing tale of deception and heartbreak? At 82 years old, a first-time writer found herself caught in the tangled web of Ink Shelf Studios and Times Book Publishing—companies that seemed legitimate but turned out to be masterminds of an elaborate scam. Imagine being charged nearly $188,000, denied legally owed royalties of over $170,000, and confronted with demands for yet another $95,000 for unclear “global platform” fees. It’s a painful reminder that the publishing world isn’t always the noble realm we envision. Today, I’m pulling back the curtain on this cautionary saga—complete with stolen book covers, virtual office smoke screens, and a scam that preys on trust and vulnerability. If you’re an author ready to publish, wouldn’t you want to know the red flags before you’re in too deep? Let’s dive into the dark side of self-publishing scams and arm you with the knowledge to protect your work—and your wallet. LEARN MORE.
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