If the grant includes the right of publication (i.e., the right to distribute copies for sale), the grant
may be terminated during the 5-year period beginning the earlier of 35 years after publication or
40 years after the execution of the grant. Therefore, if publication takes place within five years
of when you granted your copyright, the grant may be terminated in the five year period from 35
years to 40 years after the date of publication, as opposed to 35 years after the grant, and notice
may be served during the 13 year window from 25 years to 38 years after the date of
publication. On the other hand, if publication takes place more than five years after the
execution of grant, the grant may be terminated in the five-year period beginning 40 years after
the grant, and notice can be served during the 13-year window from 30 years to 43 years after the
execution of the grant. This may sound confusing, which is why you should consult a lawyer
with expertise in copyright issues.