Dolly Parton Signs Book Deal With Indie Publishing Companies
According to Page Six, Dolly Parton has signed a book deal, with indie publishers Chronicle Books and Recorded Books.
Parton chose to go with a joint deal from these smaller publishers, instead of larger publishing houses that showed interest.
A source told Page Six that Parton's choice was because "no major publishers are willing to part with audio rights. Dolly wanted a term license that could revert [back to her] in 10 years."
It has not been revealed what the book with be about. But it will add to her variety of previous books which include the children's books "I Am a Rainbow" and "Coat of Many Colors," a self-help book called "Dream More: Celebrate the Dreamer in You," and a 1995 autobiography, "Dolly: My Life and Other Unfinished Business."
Reps for both book imprints declined to comment, and Page Six did not get a response from Parton's reps.
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