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== Imprints, Publishers, and Publishing Groups ==

** Support multiple publishers per publication. May require more thought re: imprints.

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...the same page count, etc. I'm constantly learning things about publishers, imprints, magazines, etc: and I still have a major learning curve on the Wiki side o

...antine", while [http://www.isfdb.org/ballantine.html this page] lists four imprints, and [[ISFDB:Ballantine]] has not yet been created. ...listed separately. (Del Rey Books comes to mind) We should identify which imprints this seems reasonable for. Pending the creation of publisher biographies, t

...the other, merging the notes beforehand.) Maybe we should try a Publishers/Imprints Wiki and see if we can capture that info - but Wikipedia hasn't managed it

...improved, and a process of determining canonical names for publishers and imprints is in progress.]". Just a thought. [[User:Scifibones|<b>John</b> <small>Sci ...improved, and a process of determining canonical names for publishers and imprints is in progress. For the time being" so the next sentence starts "You are f

...allery. And since we accept to leave off the parent company for well known imprints, it is acceptable to go with just 'Saga Press' (and we add publisher notes ...n. In this case, it is sufficient to mention S&S's reorganization of their imprints/subsidiaries in the publisher's Notes field.<br>

...over a longer period the ownership of imprints changes, publishers become imprints or divisions, and the "imprint / publisher" may become "imprint / division ...obviously do). OR make it even more complex and have the full hierarchy of imprints, publishers, division, publishing groups, etc, AND the changes over time. I

...een preliminary discussions re: this issue as it applies to publishers and imprints.

...the whole set is up for debate. The other worry is printing numbers across imprints: how many editors would spot that a 6th printing in Grafton might have a 5t

...ny, Inc."), we will use the canonical name regardless. The problem is when imprints change over the course of its lifetime. In those cases, we can easily track

Similarly, "young adult" as a distinct marketing category with its own imprints and now [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/award_category.cgi?780+1 awards] is a