However, although it is unclear how much the publisher Bantam Wings paid for both books, published accounts have claimed that the sum was between $6 million and $15 million dollars.
One of the most lucrative book deals ever for Vietnam War memoirs has been inked by Martin Williams.
You might not know this, but Vietnam War memoirs are some of the most lucrative books on the market.
In terms of financial aspects, Bantam Wings spent anywhere from $6 million to $15 million for the two works, according to published accounts.
Bantam Wings CEO Andrew Schultz said in a statement that the company was “very pleased” to continue its publishing relationship with Martin. “With his writing and his creative vision, he changed the world, and we at Bantam Wings want to do the same with the books we publish on a daily basis,” says the publisher.
One of the most important aspects about this contract is how much attention will be given to both books’ release. Martin has guaranteed that their release would be “of unprecedented scope and significance.” It’s clear he wants to make sure these works are well-received by readers everywhere!
In line with expectations, William’s book will provide an insider’s perspective on his 15 years in the Navy. “A story that reminds everyone of the horrible experiences and brave efforts of those who served in Vietnam and those who have battled for our freedom since then,” according to the description of one of William’s works.
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