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MenuIs there a way that I could license my work as an author in the form of quotes, or quote packages?
There's a lot of free alternatives out there, but my work is consistently shared and appreciated by my fans on Facebook.
The issue for me is to determine how to potentially earn money from my quotes and short writings.
A book takes time, and I would like to find other ways as I'm in the process of creating a book.
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8 years ago
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How short are the quotes? Would they work on t-shirts, mugs, etc?
Yes you can. You can apply for copyrighting online and just post them all your documents.
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