What is "reprinted"

Usage examples of "reprinted".

Hart and may be reprinted only when these Etexts are free of all fees.

Even if a story is reprinted for an anthology, it earns only a fraction of what a novel would.

Your short fiction may eventually be reprinted in an anthology, but your first market will undoubtedly be the magazine market.

Hitler entered Paris a week or two before a book of mine was due to be reprinted there, and comically enough a few days later I got a demand for income tax which I had been counting on this reprint to pay.

This collection of revised and reprinted essays written from about 1932 onwards, is largely a history of the development of the British army in the years between the two wars.

Salasso has perched himself on a high stool by the bench at the wall, which is loaded down with volumes borrowed from the university library: massive, musty volumes of reverently reprinted twentieth- and twenty-first-century American and Russian astronautics texts, which he can scan and assimilate a lot faster than Matt or Volkov can.