Subsidiary Rights

All rights and permissions inquiries should be addressed to rights@thelafargeagency.com.

Foreign rights are mainly handled by the Marsh Agency in London; inquiries will be promptly forwarded. For information on territorial rights in individual titles, search our rights news.

Film/tv rights are handled by Stone Canyon Media LLC in consultation with Alexander, Lawrence, Frumes & Labowitz, LLP, in Los Angeles; inquiries will be promptly forwarded.

Permissions

Please provide the information specified below. Be sure to include your contact information.Allow at least two weeks for a response.

About the content handled by the agency
→ Title, author, year of publication
→ Matter intended for excerption: specify page range, word count, photographs, charts, etc. Clearly indicate any proposed changes to the text.

About the work you intend to create
→ Title, author/editor, publisher, expected season of publication
→ Projected list price, initial quantity and projected lifetime units (print or other copies) of planned edition
→ Rights requested (e.g. reprint, audio, anthology, first or second serial); please indicate media (e.g. print/digital, audio, hardcover/paperback, e-book/database)
→ Territories and term of license
→ Proposed fee

For course use (including coursepacks), please complete the following as fully as possible
→ Course title, professor, department, and institution
→ Semester/term, anticipated enrollment
→ Cost of coursepack to students (if not free), territory (US? Canada? Other?), language, format (print or electronic; if distributed online, will materials be password-protected?)

Questions about fair use? Start by visiting www.copyright.gov. (Or try Stanford’s site.)

For detailed information about copyright law, we recommend William Strong’s The Copyright Book (6th edition, MIT Press, 2016; key bits are in recent editions of the Chicago Manual of Style).