reprint
Publish again unchanged
Reprint works as both verb and noun.
To reprint is to print again—a book goes back to press, an article appears in a new publication.
A reprint is the result: another printing of a work, or a copy from that printing.
The essay was reprinted in several anthologies.
A reprint may be identical to the original or include minor corrections, but substantial revisions make it a new edition rather than a reprint.
Publish anew
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
- secondUnit smaller than minute
- revisedChanged after reconsideration
- updatedMade current or modern
paperback · hardcover · volume · impression · release · version · binding · anniversary
Exact replica of original
- copyIdentical reproduction made
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- photocopyMachine-made paper duplicate
reproduction · recreate · scan · digitize · archive · preserve · restore · original
Printing from raised surfaces
- lithographyGrease-based flat plate printing
- typographyArranging letters for display
- typesetArrange text for printing
- offsetCompensate by opposing force
bindery · impression · proof · galley · plate · press · ink · paper
Issue again publicly
- issuePoint of contention
- distributeDivide and deliver
- circulateMove in a loop
- publisherCompany releasing books
rights · royalties · licensing · copyright · permissions · backlist · catalog · demand
Return after dormancy
- rediscoveryFinding something previously known
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewedMade valid again
- interestAttention, stake, or fee
demand · attention · popularity · relevance · anniversary · centennial · retrospective · tribute
Body of written works
- novelNew and unusual
- ShakespeareElizabethan dramatist and poet
- AustenLiterary family name
- DickensSurname of Victorian novelist
Tolstoy · Hemingway · Fitzgerald · Dostoevsky · Orwell · Twain · Steinbeck · Woolf
reissue
Publish anew
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
- secondUnit smaller than minute
- revisedChanged after reconsideration
updated · paperback · hardcover · volume · impression · release · version · binding · anniversary · limited
duplicate
Exact replica of original
- copyIdentical reproduction made
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
photocopy · reproduction · recreate · scan · digitize · archive · preserve · restore · original · faithful
letterpress
Printing from raised surfaces
- lithographyGrease-based flat plate printing
- typographyArranging letters for display
- typesetArrange text for printing
offset · bindery · impression · proof · galley · plate · press · ink · paper · quality
republish
Issue again publicly
- issuePoint of contention
- distributeDivide and deliver
- circulateMove in a loop
publisher · rights · royalties · licensing · copyright · permissions · backlist · catalog · demand · stock
resurgence
Return after dormancy
- rediscoveryFinding something previously known
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewedMade valid again
interest · demand · attention · popularity · relevance · anniversary · centennial · retrospective · tribute · homage
literature
Body of written works
- novelNew and unusual
- ShakespeareElizabethan dramatist and poet
- AustenLiterary family name
Dickens · Tolstoy · Hemingway · Fitzgerald · Dostoevsky · Orwell · Twain · Steinbeck · Woolf · Bronte
- print mediaheadline, magazine, articles, news, byline
- do-over verbsrewrite, revise, retype, repaint, redraw
- printsfine art prints, woodcut, lithograph, limited editions, engravings
- booksnovel, textbooks, study guides, book, paperback
- publishingpublishers, editors, editor, publishing house, books
- book termsfolio, quarto, octavo, duodecimo, page
reprintoriginal
First or inventive
first edition · first printing · first impression · new creation · editio princeps
reprintrevision
Altering to improve
revised edition · updated edition · adaptation · rewrite · reworking
reprinting, reprinted, reprints, preprint, preprinted, preprints, reprintings