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Publishing Consultant

20/20 Literary Group

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  • Proverbs T

    Date: 06/12/2024

    Scammers. They just keep sucking money from you and never go through with their contacts from "organizations" *********************** is also s scammer. *****************, ***********************, and ********************* are disgusting thieves and liars. ******** supposedly works for a disability organization which is real but she's created a fake website to pass off as real. **** will yell at you and use the "family passed away" card. Then random companies will contact you asking for money. Shame on you, ******** and ****.

  • Keeba S

    Date: 05/20/2024

    This company is a scam. Will not return calls after they receive payment. Book is supposed to be published. I was sent a few author copies but my book hasnt been published on any website.

  • MICHAEL W

    Date: 04/22/2024

    They did re-publish my book as agreed. Then had me invest $12k for audible recordings because the Blind and **************************** of *********, via ***************************************, wanted to buy over $100k audile copies for their members as a 2023 Christmas gift. ********** is "nowhere to be found" and my lit agent, ***************** will not return my calls since January 2024.Clever ploy. They are not directly responsible because the agreement was with ******* foundation, but the audible recordings payments were to 2020.

  • Michael S.

    Date: 08/10/2023

    A ***************************** contacted me by sending an email offering to represent me as a literary agent.She chose my books: "The Mystery of Skunk Hollow" and "From ***** to *******". She said these books needed to be licensed and reformatted before she would shop for a literary agent. I went to BBB website and searched for information on the company and found none. ******************** sent me a proposed contract to have the books reformatted and a contract to acquire her service as a literary agent. The reformatting contract would cost me $2000. I was about to sign both contracts when I thought to go online and see if there were any public comments about the company. I learned that an honest literary agent would present the manuscript to a publisher. If the publisher wanted to publish a book, the publisher would do the reformatting at no cost to the author.

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