- A
reprint is a re-publication of
material that has
already been
previously published. The term
reprint is used with
slightly different meanings in several...
-
Department intentionally reprinted 40,270,000
copies the
yellow Dag Hammarskjöld
invert stamp.
Unofficial or
illegitimate reprints also exist,
being produced...
- 13-digit ISBN
would only need to be
added if (and when) a
publication was
reprinted.
During the
transition period,
publishers were
recommended to
print both...
- The
Augustan Reprint Society was a book
publisher founded in 1946,
based in Los Angeles, California. The
Society has
reprinted many rare works, drawn...
-
Academic Press (AP) is an
academic book
publisher founded in 1941. It
launched a
British division in the 1950s.
Academic Press was
acquired by Harcourt...
- Thin Man" (unproduced) "The
Great Lovers", The
Smart Set,
November 1922 (
reprinted in Lost Stories, 2005) "From the
Memoirs of a
Private Detective", The...
-
Bullet for
Cinderella (
reprinted as On the Make) (1956) Cry Hard, Cry Fast (1956)
April Evil (1956)
Border Town Girl (
reprinted as Five Star Fugitive)/...
- an
unflattering depiction of her ex-lover, Lord Byron. In 1866, it was
reprinted under the title, The
Fatal P****ion.
Glenarvon corrupts the
innocent young...
-
Published by his father's
publishing house, it was his
first book and was
reprinted in 1992 with revisions. It is a
ranking of the 100
people who, according...
- (1903) and
Tales of the
Unexpected (1924);
reprinted in
Weird Tales magazine (November 1925) and was
later reprinted in many
collections and anthologies. The...
