Book Dictionary

Royalties are the amount paid to the rights holder of a work in a specific negotiation or when there is a sales operation of the work in question. It is the amount paid to the author by the publisher.

The stage where a book undergoes thorough revision, including checking information presented in the work, ensuring adherence to text standards, and in many cases, even rewriting certain passages.

The typographic family chosen for the composition of the book's text, considering legibility, style, and suitability for the literary genre.