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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 1333193, member: 19463&quot;]Reading the copywrite notice on the Hartill Chinese book, I suspect the proper person to get permission from is the author since it specifically states &quot;...from the author.&quot;&nbsp; For comparison, the notice on the 2002 Failmezger book for which I did the photo work specifies &quot;..from the publisher&quot; pointing out the difference between the old style of publishing where a publisher rinsked printing a bunch of books and the new &#039;print on demand&#039; way where books are printed to cover orders so there will be no remainder stock.&nbsp; I know a couple cases where an author was required to buy the existing stock of his book to prevent the publisher dumping it on the remainder market at a price that would upset people who bought it at full price.&nbsp; Printing &#039;On Demand&#039; has changed several things about book publishing when you consider &#039;Vanity Press&#039; books and more books on obscure subjects like old coins are falling into that category.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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