The Language of Publishing
An A-to-Z Glossary of Book Publishing Terms
by Linda Carlson
This title was previously available on NetGalley and is now archived.
Buy on Amazon
Buy on BN.com
Buy on Bookshop.org
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
Send NetGalley books directly to your Kindle or Kindle app
1
To read on a Kindle or Kindle app, please add kindle@netgalley.com as an approved email address to receive files in your Amazon account. Click here for step-by-step instructions.
2
Also find your Kindle email address within your Amazon account, and enter it here.
Pub Date Jan 20 2016 | Archive Date Jul 22 2016
Independent Book Publishers Association | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
Description
INCLUDES EASY-TO-UNDERSTAND DEFINITIONS FOR OVER 100 BOOK PUBLISHING TERMS! Quiet zone, reserves, returns, and rights got you confused - or curious? Never fear! You'll find centuries-old publishing lingo, 21st century jargon, and dozens of other terms in the Independent Book Publishers Association's (IBPA's) The Language of Publishing: An A-to-Z Glossary of Book Publishing Terms. This helpful guidebook is designed to help you effectively do business in the book world. Whether you're a seasoned veteran keeping up with a changing industry and dealing with authors and customers who don't understand the publishing business, or a newcomer who's concerned about the consequences of confusing FOB with prepaid freight or cover price with publisher's net, this book is exactly what you need.
A Note From the Publisher
Also available in Kindle format, $7.95.
Also available in Kindle format, $7.95.
Advance Praise
"Shared language is an important aspect of any business. If our definitions of the terms we use are not consistent then effective communication becomes much more difficult. That is why I am extremely excited about this book, The Language of Publishing. Whether you are just starting out or have been in publishing for decades, this resource is an essential reference guide." —Joshua Tallent, Director of Outreach and Education, Firebrand Technologies
"There's Strunk and White for great writing, Chicago Manual for style and presentation, and now IBPA's The Language of Publishing for the business side of publishing. With this great resource at hand, you'll never feel lost again when talking to a copyeditor, designer, or printer. Knowledge is power, and this book puts publishing power in the palm of your hand." —Karla Olson, Director of Patagonia Books
Publishing is evolving and our vocabulary is changing. To be an in-the-know industry player you need to speak the language of publishing. Should you print ARCs or send a blad, instead? What do you include in the front matter and where's the verso? Find these answers and more inside IBPA'sThe Language of Publishing. —Brenda Avadian, MA, North Star Books (since 1992)
"The Language of Publishing should be the go-to reference for publishers. It is a comprehensive resource for learning and understanding the terminology used in the business of publishing. If I were starting over in publishing, I would keep this in my back pocket." - Kelly Gallagher, Vice President, Content Acquisition, Ingram Content Group
"There's Strunk and White for great writing, Chicago Manual for style and presentation, and now IBPA's The Language of Publishing for the business side of publishing. With this great resource at hand, you'll never feel lost again when talking to a copyeditor, designer, or printer. Knowledge is power, and this book puts publishing power in the palm of your hand." —Karla Olson, Director of Patagonia Books
Publishing is evolving and our vocabulary is changing. To be an in-the-know industry player you need to speak the language of publishing. Should you print ARCs or send a blad, instead? What do you include in the front matter and where's the verso? Find these answers and more inside IBPA'sThe Language of Publishing. —Brenda Avadian, MA, North Star Books (since 1992)
"The Language of Publishing should be the go-to reference for publishers. It is a comprehensive resource for learning and understanding the terminology used in the business of publishing. If I were starting over in publishing, I would keep this in my back pocket." - Kelly Gallagher, Vice President, Content Acquisition, Ingram Content Group
Readers who liked this book also liked:
