translation-rights
Translation Rights
Translation and language-rights inquiries for books, series, and selected catalog properties.
- foreign-language publishers
- translation agents
- territory-rights inquiries
- international editions
Rights contact
Start with the work, the use, and the territory.
For rights and licensing inquiries, contact jeannie dot kim at reagentpress dot com.
Please include the title or series, requested use, territory, language, format, duration, deadline, and the name of your organization or production entity when available.
Rights paths
Choose the rights path that fits your inquiry.
Each path explains the appropriate use case and the details to include so requests can be reviewed efficiently.
foreign-rights
Foreign Rights
Territory, international publishing, and foreign-edition rights inquiries.
- international publishers
- rights agents
- territory-specific editions
audio-rights
Audio Rights
Audiobook, dramatized audio, audio anthology, podcast, and audio-excerpt rights inquiries.
- audio publishers
- producers
- platforms
- libraries and education platforms
film-tv-adaptation
Film, Television, and Adaptation Rights
Film, television, streaming, animation, game, stage, and other adaptation inquiries.
- producers
- studios
- agents
- development executives
permissions
Permissions
Quotation, excerpt, reprint, classroom packet, anthology, and limited-use permission requests.
- editors
- teachers
- anthology publishers
- course packet teams
media-rights
Media Rights
Media, interview, press image, excerpt, feature, and publicity-related inquiries.
- journalists
- reviewers
- podcasts
- documentary teams
educational-use
Educational Use
Classroom, school, library, reading-guide, curriculum, and educational-platform inquiries.
- teachers
- schools
- libraries
- homeschool groups
art-licensing
Art Licensing
Art, photography, cover, image, print, exhibition, and commercial visual-use inquiries.
- publishers
- galleries
- museums
- media producers
Inquiry checklist
What to include in a rights request.
The more precise the request, the easier it is to route. A complete inquiry should identify the work, requested rights, intended use, format, territory, language, duration, deadline, and relevant company details.
Name
Organization
Email
Rights Type
Title Or Series
Requested Use
Format
Territory
Language
Duration
Deadline
Additional Context
Business-facing shelves
Rights can involve books, series, audio, education, images, and story worlds.
Use the public publishing-name pages and books shelves to identify the correct work before sending a request.
Books and series
Fiction, nonfiction, children’s books, restored editions, national park guides, leadership, living well, and educational titles.
Browse booksAudio and listening
Audiobook, dramatic audio, classroom listening, and platform inquiries belong in the audio rights path.
Explore audioFiction worlds
Ruin Mist, Magic Lands, After the Machines, Scott Evers, Silence Is Golden, Timeless Voices, and other series may require series-level review.
Explore seriesRights inquiry
Ready to begin a rights conversation?
Send the title or series, requested use, format, language, territory, duration, deadline, and your organization details to jeannie dot kim at reagentpress dot com.