Articles for which negatives are relaid so the articles are produced in booklet form. The quantities for a number of different booklets on an order do not have to be the same. See also: Offprints. to top

Works you've managed to sell twice or more. In most instances, the rights to a published work will revert back to you within several years, whereupon you can attempt to publish it again. If you do this, make sure the editors to whom you submit it know that it was published before, and where and when it was published. Some publications don't accept reprints, but many do.

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Previously published articles made available for publication in other magazines or journals.

Articles that have previously been published -- check your contract for when (or whether) you can offer these articles to other magazines.

high quality reproductions of the original published work that either presents the complete content or some agreed-to excerpt.