Foreign book rights are rights that allow a book to be published or distributed in markets outside its original publishing territory.

Yes. Foreign rights sales are specifically listed among the publishing services offered.

Yes. Foreign rights can provide opportunities for books to be licensed for publication in international markets, including markets where another language is used.

Veronica Lane Books works with a worldwide network of rights agencies to help pursue international publishing opportunities.

The company states that foreign rights have been sold in countries including China, India, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, Sweden, France, Italy, Turkey, Bosnia, and Ukraine.

Yes. The company has international rights experience with its own children’s What is? series, which has been published in 17 languages.

The website does not state that U.S. publication is a prerequisite for pursuing foreign rights. Foreign rights are listed as a publishing service, and individual projects can be discussed based on their circumstances.

Yes. The publishing services include both foreign rights sales and global sales and marketing, along with distribution.

Foreign rights can create opportunities for a book to reach publishers and readers in markets outside its original territory.

An author can contact Veronica Lane Books to discuss the book and inquire about potential foreign rights opportunities.