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Topic : Re: manuscript new versions and First Publishing Rights? If you self-publish a version of a book, and then edit it, can you still traditionally publish it offering First Publishing Rights? Essentially - selfpublishingguru.com

Shanna875

: Re: manuscript new versions and First Publishing Rights? If you self-publish a version of a book, and then edit it, can you still traditionally publish it offering First Publishing Rights? Essentially

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Yes it is.

One you publish it you cant "update" the book per say. But you can make an updated edition. For example a v2 if you will. Republishing something technically means its a new book .

Hope this helps.

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