: Can I publish a book under one company when I have published a book under another? I published two books with a publishing company, and I was wondering whether I could publish my next one

I published two books with a publishing company, and I was wondering whether I could publish my next one with a different one. Can I?

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@Carla500

As long as you don't have a contract specifying that your next N books must be with Copmany A, there's no reason you can't go with Company B.

If you mean that you self-published and want to change the imprint, you can do that too; just talk to your accountant to make sure you aren't garbling things for tax purposes.

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