The author is the copyright owner unless it is a work-made-for-hire (for an employer). The publisher has a license to publish which is limited in time, territory, and medium.

I think that they are looking for applicants near the end of the work on their PhD.

Who say nice things about him.

MJ tax revenues have been falling for years.
cdor.colorado.gov/data-and-rep...

There are people (often not very smart people) who are drawn to be part of something where they can feel important, superior to other people. They will never be a leader but they feel pride in being part of the machine. They don't analyze motivations or means. They just want to be part of it.

I should count how many time I had Holmes in disguise in my Consulting Detective series. In TCD3 I showed him developing several long term disguises and establishing his "bolt holes" where he could change them.

I hear it is working again.

Not necessarily. The publishers knew women could write. They thought their readers were primarily men who wouldn't accept women writers. Ursula K. LeGuinn said her publishers tried to convince her to use a pseudonym or write in a different genre. She plowed ahead.

rarely told.

kept its promises to the tribes of the Iroquois Confederation that fought on their side during the Revolution? Do you know what the governor of New York threatened if the promises were kept and how that could have destroyed the new country? Probably not because those parts of the story are

doing so increased conflicts with Native tribes. The colonists insisted on protection. Parliament thought they should pay for it. That's again an oversimplification but how often is that part of the story told?
Do you know what the State of New York would have looked like if the fledgling US had

I don't think "alternative narratives" is the right expression. Too long American history has been taught as a series of slogans & hero tales. The story of big bad Britain v. Colonists leaves out many important details. The continued expansion into Native lands despite prohibitions against

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The irony is that many female writers wrote under initials or pseudonyms for that very reason. I didn't know for a long time that Andre Norton and DC Fontana were women.

Oh, I get that. But social media is so full of trolls & other artificial engagements that inflate the negative rather than being representative of public opinion that I am an aggressive blocker. I've known bigots in real life. I don't need to hear from them here.

All females. There are so many people out there who feel they have a right to tell us what we should wear, how we should do our hair and even the expressions qe should have on our face. They can't seem to understand that we aren't dolls to be adorned for their pleasure.