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...elix and most other webzines. It would exclude books published by Wildside press -- there is a specific exclusion for Wildside on the SFWA site, I suppose b ...ich say that works published via "print on demand (POD) publications" and "vanity publishers" are IN? -[[User:DESiegel60|DES]] <sup>[[User talk:DESiegel60|Ta

...elix and most other webzines. It would exclude books published by Wildside press -- there is a specific exclusion for Wildside on the SFWA site, I suppose b ...ich say that works published via "print on demand (POD) publications" and "vanity publishers" are IN? -[[User:DESiegel60|DES]] <sup>[[User talk:DESiegel60|Ta

<li> Associated Press rules: Capitalize the first word of the title, the last word of the title, ...ularly published for a specified number of years; is the eZine more than a vanity website; does the eZine publish work by "established" authors; does the eZi

...her we want to include it or not, well, the loss of a borderline book by a vanity publisher certainly won't be a disaster, but it may be difficult to come up ...deletion, despite agreeing with Ahasuerus. Maybe we should have a "Vanity Press Rule," allowing for deletion or exclusion of such publications based on edi

#*vanity publishers?? ...ed from the Russian by Peter L. Blystone. Staten Island, N.Y. : Red Branch Press, 1991, 342 p. ; 23 cm. ISBN: 187894116X (pbk.) 1878941151

...ion. Let us consider any Easton Press published novel. Nearly all Easton Press novels include an illustration on page i or ii, preceding the first page of ...rtin is not conflating the two things as well a bit (because of the Easton Press example). The rule does not say "for example, if a a magazine". It specific

...t (mostly electronic works) are not novels. If someone's willing to vanity press an empty book they have created a novel. If a work is usually short then th ...rs, e.g. [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/publisheryear.cgi?91+1983 Phantasia Press] will place the same ISBN on both the trade edition and the deluxe edition.

...ar as I could determine by running Internet searches, the publisher (EKSMO-Press) was one of the bigger players in the Russian market and things were gettin ...uate letters, introductions, abridged versions, etc and I wonder if we can press them into service in this case as well. Here is what [http://www.isfdb.org/