Sidestone Press. Authors-instructions Sidestone Press. 1. Bookdata for distribution

Authors-instructions Sidestone Press

These instructions are designed to guide you through the publication process with Sidestone Press. If you have any questions, or if you need additional information, please contact us.

1. Bookdata for distribution

Booksellers and libraries need data on “soon to be published” books at least 6 months prior to publication. Based on this data they can review new titles and place purchase orders. Therefore we need this information as soon as possible, well ahead of the finished manuscript:

The information that we need from you is:

• title + subtitle

• author(s) name(s) incl. initials as it should appear on the cover

• abstract of 200-300 words (what is the book about, for whom is it intended)

• keywords to describe the subject(s) of the book

• single key phrase to describe the book

• the table of contents including, in case of an edited volume, the names of the contributors

• author’s/editor’s bio, mention which institutes you are affiliated with (past and present) and mention the titles of some of your key publications

• author’s/editor/s picture to be used on the Sidestone website

• total no. of words, no. of black&white figures, no. of colour figures and no. of tables

• information and image material for cover design (see “cover design” below) In case language of the book is not English:

• short abstract in English

Please gather this information as soon as possible and send it to us in one e-mail or document (not piece by piece). It is important to note that the bookdata cannot be

changed once fed into the distribution network. This means that titles, abstract etc. are final from this moment on. These book data and the finished cover (see below) should be sent out at least 6 months prior to publication. This means that the data and material for the cover should be submitted to Sidestone at least 8 months prior to publication.

Cover design

The cover of your book will be designed by Sidestone. Of course the author/editor will be consulted during this process and your input by means of ideas, sketches and suggested high-resolution photographs is highly appreciated. Please supply as many high resolution images as possible. You may also select images from the photostock site Dreamstime at http://www.dreamstime.com/ (send us the URL of images you like).

2. Submission of the manuscript

Please submit the text and the images of your book as one batch through WeTransfer or a similar service. Unless agreed otherwise, please do not send separate chapters or sections of the book.

The text and the figures should be submitted as separate files: make sure that all text is in one MS Word .docx file and all images are separate files with the figure number as file name. In case of complex lay-out issues, feel free to include a separate text file with instructions for the designer.

-- IMPORTANT --

Please triple-check your manuscript prior to submission. Make sure that all textual and editoral changes have been made. What you submit now is the version used for the final layout.

The time planned for corrections after lay-out is limited (ca. 1 hour per 100 pages) and is meant for adjustments to the lay-out of the book, not for corrections that could have been made before submission. Extensive textual corrections after lay-out may lead to additional costs.

3. Text

• Strip the text of automatic lay-out styles, EndNote coding and images (but leave the captions and tables in place, see below). Please use .docx format if possible.

• All tabs and double spaces will be removed automatically during the lay-out. Please do not use tabs or spaces to align elements or sections of text. Please contact us prior to submission when specific alignment is required.

• To indicate how the text elements in your manuscript need to be styled, please use the following lay-out coding, see sample file how the codes should be implemented:

<h1> Chapter title (or article title)

<h2> Paragraph heading

<h3> Subparagraph

<h4> Sub-sub-paragraph

<caption> Caption to figures and tables

<quote> Quote (only used for quotes that are a separate paragraph!)

• Indicate the location of a figure as follows:

<<fig. 2>>

<caption>Figure 2: map of the research area.

• For an edited book:

<author> Author(s) of a contribution

<keywords> Keywords for a contribution

• Insert the code at the beginning of the paragraph; not at the end.

• If a quote contains multiple paragraphs: use the code for each new paragraph.

• Make sure that headings or sub-headings are not bold or italic (single words in italic are permitted).

• Please submit all chapters or articles together in a single .docx (MS Word) document.

• Tables should be kept in the .docx file as part of the text file, together with the caption.

• Please do not insert footnotes in captions or inside tables.

• Please avoid captions with multiple paragraphs.

Section 5 of these author’s instructions contains a sample of coded manuscript text Checks before submission

These checks may seem rather obvious but are absolutely necessary. The amount of time available for corrections after the lay-out phase is restricted (1 hour per 100 pages is included) so it is of great importance to edit your manuscript thoroughly prior to submission.

• Have all images been deleted from the manuscript? (please leave tables in place)

• Are all captions of figures and tables in the text, in the correct order?

• Are the references to the figures and tables (example: “(see fig. 1)”) correct?

Avoid references like “the figure above” since the exact location of figures may change during lay-out.

• Is the format of the captions consistent:

• fig. or figure / tab. or table

• fig. “1:” or “fig. 1.”

• use of capitals

• references to image sources

• end the caption with a full stop “ . “

• Does every footnote end with a full stop “ . ”?

• Is the format of the bibliography consistent:

• first names or initials of the authors

• “Jones, H., T. Rogers & K. Mullen” or “Jones, H., Rogers, T. & Mullen, K.

• space or no space between multiple initials

• “pp. 122-126”, “pp.122-126”, “pp 122-126” or just “122-126”

• “122-126” or “122-6”

• interpunction and italics; end with a full stop “ . “

• No footnotes in tables or captions?

4. Figures

For good quality print, the use of images of sufficient quality is necessary; images of inferior quality will be rejected. Please review your images thoroughly before submitting them. Text printed within a figure (e.g. a map) should be readable when printed on normal page-size, if not it should be removed or enlarged.

-- IMPORTANT --

Do not edit or convert existing figures. Try to obtain the best quality possible in the preferred file format but do not edit or convert your images. Sidestone will handle the necessary post-processing.

Figure type Preferred file formats Resolution

map .ai; .pdf; .eps ---

graph .ai; .pdf; .eps ---

flow chart .ai; .pdf; .eps; .tiff ---

digital photograph .jpg; .tiff use original unmodified files scanned document

(photograph, map) .jpg; .tiff min. 300 dpi when to be reproduced 1:1;

min. 600 dpi when to be reproduced larger than the original

Vector files

For graphs, maps and technical drawings, the use of vector-images, such as .eps, .pdf or .ai (Adobe Illustrator), is recommended. For each vector file, please make sure that:

- The colourmode of the workspace should be CMYK - Delete unused layers (do not just hide them) - No layers are locked

- The file is saved as CS6 compatible - Fonts are embedded

- Images should be embedded (click “include linked files” when saving an Illustrator file) When in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact Sidestone for advice on technical matters.

Graphs

The use of graphs generated with MS Excel is common. Please make sure you export the graph to .pdf or .eps before submission. Extensive editing or re-creation of graphs by Sidestone Press is not standard included in the publication process but can be arranged on request.

General remarks

• Powerpoint is not suitable to create images for publication.

• Please indicate when a figure should be printed to an exact scale and make sure the image file is already in the correct dimensions.

• Please name the image files consistent with the numbering in the manuscript:

fig1.1.jpg; fig1.2.tiff; fig1.3.pdf etc.

Copyright

When using images created by others, acquisition of reproduction rights is necessary.

This is your own responsibility. In most cases, the original publisher will be able to grant permission, sometimes demanding a fee to be paid, in other cases te publisher will be able to put you in contact with the copyright holder (sometimes an illustrator, sometimes the author of the original book or article).

Please make sure you recieve permission in writing to include the image in your books, intended both for print and digital (e-book) publication.

5. Sample of coded manuscript text

<h1>Chapter 1. A short history of the Netherlands

<h2>1.1 Introduction

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<<fig. 1.1>>

<caption>Figure 1.1. Map of the Netherlands with the settlements discussed in this chapter.

After: Van Gooi 2003, 44.

<h2>1.2 Prehistory

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<h3>1.2.1 Stone age

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<h3>1.2.2 Bronze age

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<h3>1.2.3 Iron age

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<h2>1.3 Roman age

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<<fig. 1.2>>

<caption>Figure 1.2. The north frontier (limes) of the Roman Empire in the Netherlands. Blue dots indicate military settlements.

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Early Middle Late

North 1 2 3

Middle 5 6 8

South 56 5 7

<caption>Table 1.1. Distribution of Roman age settlements in the Netherlands.

<h2>1.4 Middle ages

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<h1>Chapter 2. Historical research in the Netherlands

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<h2>2.1 Introduction

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a short history of the netherlands

Chapter 1

A shor t histor y of the N etherlands

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Table 1.1. Distribution of Roman age settlements in the Netherlands.

historical research in the netherlands

H istorical r esear ch in the N etherlands

Chapter 2