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Saturday, September 24, 2005 How much do romance publishers pay? Author Brenda Hiatt did a five-year survey on the monies that romance publishers roll out. Some are generous, some are not. Here're a few of the big houses: Avalon (17 titles included in survey) Average advance (first book): $1000 Average advance (subsequent books): $1000 Advance range: $1000 - $1200 Standard royalty percentage: 10% Average earn-out: $1200 Range: $1000 - $2100 Avon/HarperCollins (55 titles included in survey) Average advance (first book): $13,500 Average advance (subsequent books): $26,500 Advance range: $3500 - $100,000 Standard royalty percentage: 8% Average earn-out: $26,000 Range: $7000 - $100,000 Bantam/Dell (10 titles included in survey) Average advance (first book): $7500 Average advance (subsequent books): $13,500 Advance range: $7500 - $25,000 Standard royalty percentage: 8% Average earn-out: n/a Harlequin American (23 titles included in survey) Average advance (first book): $4200 Average advance (subsequent books): $4800 Advance range: $4000 - $5500 Standard royalty percentage: 6% Average earn-out: $10,000 Range: $7300 - $16,000 Harlequin Blaze (20 titles included in survey) Average advance (first book): n/a Average advance (subsequent books): $6200 Advance range: $4500 - $10,500 Standard royalty percentage: 6% Average earn-out: $12,200 See the whole list.
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