Publishing isn’t well adapted to doing things together, or doing things fast. The traditional story of a book is a single author labouring to compile the content, perhaps to a deadline or perhaps in the hope of being published. It’s easy to manage because a single contract with the creator Read more…
A co-edition is an edition of a book that is sold by a partner to the original publisher, in a different market, most commonly another language too. When a publisher creates a book in its home market – let’s say English – it handles all the crucial aspects, from working Read more…
Blad is a term you’ll hear a lot in illustrated publishing, but if just sounds like a made-up word, there’s a reason for that: it is. It’s a corruption of Book Layout And Design and it a means of presenting exactly that: the layout and design of a proposed book. Read more…