: Re: Publisher field in Book Review when the book is obtained for free from the internet I'm writing a book review as part of my English Holiday Homework. The book (or rather, prolegomenon) that

The author didn't put it up for free; the works were documented by the WikiSource Project after they came into the public domain (possibly from an earlier printed book).

I don't think that's self-publishing. From Dictionary.com, the definition of a publisher is â€˜a person or company whose business is the publishing of books, periodicals, engravings, computer software, etc.â€™. Sounds like "WikiSource" is the right answer here...

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