We receive a significant amount of subsidiary and permission requests that require time to investigate. We ask that you please allow up to three weeks for a response.
Rights
Translation Rights
For translation rights queries contact John McLeod, International Rights Director, at [email protected]. Through Longleaf Services, we work with the following international rights agencies who you should include on your email if they cover your territory.
Alexander Krorzhenevski Agency
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Russia
Igor Korzhenevski, [email protected]
Anna Jarota Agency (Paris)
France
Nina Court, [email protected]
Anna Jarota Agency (Warsaw)
Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Kosovo, and Tajikistan
Julia Kusiak, [email protected]
Bardon Chinese Media Agency
China and Taiwan
Karen Lin, [email protected]
The Berlin Agency
Austria, Germany, Switzerland
Frauke Jung-Lindemann, [email protected]
Dar Cherlin
The Middle East and North Africa
Amélie Cherlin, [email protected]
Duran Kim Agency
South Korea
Dajeong Kim, [email protected]
Livia Stoia Agency
Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ukraine
Olivia Dobrea, [email protected]
Maxima Creative Agency
Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam
Santo Manurung, [email protected]
Maya Publishers
Indian subcontinent (excluding Pakistan)
Surit Mitra, [email protected]
Nurcihan Kesim Literary Agency
Turkey
Filiz Karaman, [email protected]
Patricia Seibel
Brazil and Portugal
[email protected]
Read N’ Right Agency
Greece
Nike Davarinou, [email protected]
Reiser Literary Agency
Italy
Irene Gilodi, [email protected]
Tuttle-Mori Agency
Japan
Momoka Kasahara, [email protected]
Film, Audio & Other Subsidiary Rights
For all other subsidiary rights inquiries, including but not limited to English-language reprint, audiobook, motion picture, and dramatic rights, please contact [email protected].
Permissions
The Press cannot grant permission for material for which we do not control the rights. Many illustrations in our titles have been licensed from third parties. If an image or a passage is attributed to a third party in the credit line or on the book’s copyright page, please contact the credited party to request permission for reuse.
Request Permission via Form
Request Permission via Email
You may also submit your permission request via email, but it may take longer to process if you do not provide all the necessary information in the initial email. Please submit all of the following information to [email protected]. Provide as much detail as possible.
For the UPF Title
- Title, author, and edition;
- Requested page range(s) or figures with page numbers;
- Word count, if available, for the selection of text, or number of paragraphs. Please be as detailed as possible.
For the future publication in which the material will be reprinted
- Expected title, author, publisher, edition, formats;
- Territory, language, and term of license;
- Print runs and list prices for all formats.
Request Permission for Classroom Use & Course Packs
Requests can be made via the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) Academic Permissions Services for most of our titles. To make a course pack request directly, contact [email protected] or use our permission request form.
Alternate-Format Requests for Disability Access
The Press has partnered with Bookshare to facilitate access to alternative formats of our books. If Bookshare does not have the title you’re searching for, you can submit a request to them. You can also send requests to [email protected] and include information about the class the student is taking and whether they have purchased a copy of the book.