What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?
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What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?Edition 1.0 Edition 1 (revised) Edition 1 (revision 1) Edition 1 (ii) ? |
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RE: What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?This post was last modified: 02 Jul 2012 07:54 AM by TresaC.
My understanding is that ANY revision to a book creates another edition. So a book that has an ISBN needs a new one. And each new book with an ISBN needs to have a copy sent to the British Library. The ISBN is unique to that book. An ebook does not have to have an ISBN (in fact neither a paper nor digital does, but if you want to sell through the major distributors and retail outlets you will need one.) So it depends on where you sell it as much as anything. As far as the labelling, how about Edition 1 (revised). On Amazon I have a feeling there is a box that you can make a comment as to the changes you have made. Hope this helps. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() FBS Publishing "Make reading an activity, not a time filler." |
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RE: What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?In my experience this gave rise to a problem with Amazon. Both editions continue to be listed. Anyone searching for the book by title will be taken to the new edition, but all the existing reviews remain attached to the first edition. Amazon can't simply remove the first edition because some people who bought paperback copies are now selling them secondhand. (How shocking that they don't realise they are getting rid of a great work of literature that should be treasured forever.) So my advice is, whatever you do, don't call it a second edition. |
RE: What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?(02 Jul 2012 09:16 AM)Rosen Trevithick Wrote: Thanks Teresa. I think, when I signed up to FeedARead, the cost of one ISBN was included in the price of the premium distribution package. It costs £39 to upload a new version but I don't know if that includes a new ISBN. I'll ask them. You can also buy ISBNs in blocks of ten from Nielson they used to cost just over £100 for ten. They you assign these as you need. B.J. I know! How can people get rid of books?
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RE: What do you call a new edition that's not a new edition?Teresa, FeedARead handle the ISBNs for me. |