Resmi Jaimon : Freelance Writer, Kochi - Kerala, Mumbai

I am looking to hear from people (worldwide) who have been a victim (can remain anonymous, if you choose to, though I would need to know the details) of cyber crime or plagiarism ie; whose stories or quotes were used in another publication without the writer’s permission or another writer lifting your content (part or full). Also, I look forward to hearing from publishers or editors (can remain anonymous, if you choose to, though I would need to know the details) who were innocent victims of plagiarizers and used the plagiarized content for their magazine, website, book or portals. Experts, including lawyers who deal with cyber crime or plagiarism can also contact me with two-three-line bio. I shall share with you the details on why I am seeking inputs, when you contact me. Mail me with the subject line "Sharing Plagiarism Experiences" at resmi.writer@gmail.com.

I started my work blog – the one you are currently reading in April 2007 and I have been using these keywords and profile since then. On October 3, 2009 I was browsing through the net for certain writer related keywords when I found a blog that looked similar to mine. A closer look and I found the blogger & the so-called freelance writer from India had used some of my blog contents – yes, I mean the blog posts. I was familiar with her name as she had mailed me twice earlier asking how to freelance and for contact information of editors / magazines. I never responded. By then, I had closed my doors to free advices as these newbies never bothered to say a 'thank you' for my valuable time. When I announced my writing consultancy service, I sent her a mail with the information. She was also desperately trying to follow me through various social networking sites. I kept rejecting her request every time. I found two of my friends; one (whose interviewed she lifted) and another wr

Almost two years wait is finally coming to an end. Westland will celebrate the launch of their second Indian series; "Chicken Soup for the Indian Teenage Soul," edited by Raksha Bharadia on October 3rd, 2009, in Ahmedabad. I have a story in the book..Watch out for my story in Chicken Soup for the Indian Teenage Soul...will post the review as soon as I receive my copy, hopefully within the next two weeks! Atlast, I can say, I have contributed to the world-famous best selling anthology "Chicken soup for the soul," though my real aim is to be published in the American / International series (whatever they call!).

I am currently working on a couple of ebooks and am also looking to hear from those seeking ebook writers or ebook ghostwriters. Topics: 1. Travel 2. Food / Cuisine 3. India 4. Lifestyle 5. Hobbies 6. Writing 7. Business / Home Business 8. Interiors 9. Real Estate 10. Technology You can reach me at resmi.writer@gmail.com for further discussion on writing ebook content!