Precious Gems - Revision history

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[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance|advance]] and [[Royalty|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.

Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]] and [[Karen Drogin]].

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 Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]], [[Karen Drogin]], and [[Lisa Plumley]].
-In additional to the short, contemporary [[Precious Gems]] titles, [[Kensington]] also published [[Precious Gems Historicals]] under the same author arrangement.
+In additional to the short, contemporary [[Precious Gems]] titles, [[Kensington]] also published [[Precious Gems Historical Romance]] under the same author arrangement.
 * [[Precious Gems By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of [[Precious Gems]] titles.

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	[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.		[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.

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	Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]], [[Karen Drogin]], and [[Lisa Plumley]].		Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]], [[Karen Drogin]], and [[Lisa Plumley]].
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		+	In additional to the short, contemporary [[Precious Gems]] titles, [[Kensington]] also published [[Precious Gems Historicals]] under the same author arrangement.
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		+	* [[Precious Gems By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of [[Precious Gems]] titles.

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	[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.		[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.

−	Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]] ~~and~~ [[Karen Drogin]].	+	Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]], [[Karen Drogin]], and [[Lisa Plumley]].

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		+	[[category:Publisher Imprints]]
	[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.		[[Precious Gems]] was a short-lived experiment uniting [[Kensington]] with Wal-Mart. The partnership published short, [[Category Romance\|category-length]] titles and made them available only through Wal-Mart's bricks-and-mortar establishments and the Wal-Mart website. The books were priced significantly under the list price of [[Harlequin]] titles, and authors received a flat fee for North American rights in lieu of the traditional [[Advance\|advance]] and [[Royalty\|royalty]] structure. Those authors whose works were published outside the United States were paid royalties on those sales.

	Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]] and [[Karen Drogin]].		Authors who published [[Precious Gems]] titles include [[Trish Jensen]] and [[Karen Drogin]].