What book writers should take away from the screenwriters' strike

You might be looking at the Writers Guild of America writers strike as something separate from your professional life.

Kristine Kathryn Rusch, of course, is seeing it as completely applicable and relevant to her career — and that's not just because some of her books have screen projects in the works.

For Rusch, it's yet another example of how creatives need to understand the terms of the contracts they sign and consider — or enlist help that considers — the possible changes that could lie ahead in the future. 

Head over to her blog to read more about what the WGA strike means for authors.

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