Whole Book Rights

Translation, Foreign Edition, Whole Book Reprints, and Book Club

Thank you for your interest in purchasing publication rights. In order to ensure a prompt response, please provide the details we need to review and process your request.

Due to the large number of rights and permissions requests we receive on a daily basis, we are not able to provide confirmation that your request was received prior to our evaluating and processing your inquiry. Please allow up to ten weeks to process a book rights agreement. This amount of time includes the preliminary two to four weeks we may require to conduct a complete rights availability search.

Should the rights be available, you will be granted a three-month option in order to review the book if you need that time.

Address your inquiry to:
Rights and Permissions Manager
SUNY Press
22 Corporate Woods Boulevard, 3rd Floor
Albany, NY 12211-2504
Fax: 518.472.5038
e-mail

If you are ready to proceed with an offer and wish to expedite contract negotiations, please provide the following details in your offer using this online form or if you prefer, complete this PDF form and return it to Rights and Permissions Manager at above address or e-mail.

Whole Book Rights Request Form (PDF)

 

  Whole Book Rights Request Online Form
*required field

SUNY Press Book Title*
SUNY Press Book Subtitle
SUNY Press Book Author or Volume Editor*
Your Name*
Your Company's Full Name*
Address 1*
Address 2
Address 3
City*
State*
Postal Code*
Country*
Phone No.*
E-mail*
Web site*
Book Right Type*	Book Club Foreign Edition Hardcover Foreign Edition Paperback Other
Language/s*
Sales Territory/ies*
Anticipated Date of Publication* (season/month and year)
Anticipated Hardcover List Price (in U.S.$)
Hardcover Initial Print Run
Softcover List Price (in U.S.$)
Softcover Initial Print Run
Amount of Net Advance Payment (in U.S.$)* (this is not subject to withholding tax)
Royalty Structure*
Withholding Tax Percentage Rate* (this applies to any future royalty payments made to SUNY Press)
Any Desired Subsidiary Rights?* NO YES (If yes, what?)
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