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Wolf Hall Author Hilary Mantel Dies Aged 70: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-63007307

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Smith, Gwen D. “Women Writers: An Exhibition of Works from the 17th Century to the Present.” University of North Texas Library, 1999-2000.*         https://library.unt.edu/rarebooks/exhibits/women/         2022

Hi everyone, we are looking for a new team member that will help us with managing a Horizon Europe funded project about research funder policies and strategies for open access books across Europe and beyond.

We are looking for a colleague with skills and experience in project management and communication. Knowledge of the subject matter is not…[Read more]

UNC Press uses CoreSource and we have just changed our OA settings from zero price to <UnpricedItem>, and I’m wondering what to do about the Amazon situation, since they still need zero pricing. I was worried that having one ISBN for zero price and another ISBN for <UnpricedItem>, as Trond suggests, would be confusing to other vendors who could…[Read more]

In the full ONIX 3 specification, “$0.00” is not a price that should ever exist. Either a non-zero <Price> block or an <UnpricedItemType> tag should be used.

Ideally, someone properly parsing ONIX should either disallow a price of “$0.00” or, more realistically, treat it differently.

For example:
You can make a book “free” via sending…[Read more]

Robby and Trond,

Thank you so much for your helpful answers!

I’m curious why we have to use “Unpriced Item”. Will some vendors not accept a $0.00 price?

All best,

Andrea

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Retropost, 2012: Nuestra sed de aprobación y elogios https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2012/09/nuestra-sed-de-aprobacion-y-elogios.html

Retropost, 2012: The Fates of Men https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-fates-of-men.html

Retropost, 2012: La rebelión de Satanás https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2012/09/la-rebelion-de-satanas.html

A programme for a course in English Literature, i.e. literature written in English:

Retropost, 2012: 30432 – Introducción a la Literatura Inglesa https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2012/09/30432-introduccion-la-literatura-inglesa.html

Though I suspect Trond overstates my capability, I appreciate the confidence.

He brings up a point that’s clearer in the slide stack than in what I posted: using multiple eISBNs.

As the slides point out, there are a few ways you might use multiple eISBNs in general.

Your system might allow you to create an “OA” eISBN versus a “free” eISBN (in…[Read more]