For Publishers

Take Your Catalogue Beyond Its First Market

Lingorama is being developed to help publishers present books internationally, make rights information more visible, and discover opportunities across languages, territories, and formats.

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A Wider Market for Your Books

A book’s commercial and cultural life does not have to end with its original edition or domestic market.

Lingorama is building a multilingual environment where publishers can present titles, communicate rights availability, and increase the visibility of their catalogues among international publishing professionals.

By bringing book information, language information, and rights information into a more structured environment, Lingorama aims to make it easier for suitable works to be discovered across markets.

How Lingorama Supports Publishers

Showcase Your Catalogue

Present individual titles and publishing catalogues in a structured format designed for international discovery.

Increase Title Visibility

Help books reach publishers, agents, translators, and rights professionals working across different languages and territories.

Present Available Rights

Make translation, territorial, audio, screen, educational, and other subsidiary-rights opportunities easier to identify.

Explore New Markets

Identify potential paths for books to circulate beyond their original language, territory, or format.

Support Multilingual Discovery

Present works in an environment designed around languages, translations, editions, and international publishing relationships.

Develop Professional Connections

Create opportunities for communication with professionals interested in particular titles, languages, markets, or rights.

What Publishers Can Present

Each catalogue record can bring together essential information about a work, its publication history, and its international potential.

Information Categories

  • Book title and author

  • Cover image and description

  • Publisher and imprint

  • Original language

  • Available editions and translations

  • Publication date and ISBN

  • Genre and subject

  • Rights holder or representative

  • Available rights

  • Licensed and available territories

  • Supporting links and rights information

Designed for Different Publishing Needs

Independent Publishers

Give selected titles greater international visibility without requiring a large foreign-rights department.

Established Publishing Houses

Present catalogues and rights information in a searchable environment designed for cross-market discovery.

Academic and Specialist Publishers

Help distinctive works reach professionals searching by subject, language, territory, or rights availability.

Publishers Seeking Translations

Identify opportunities for existing titles to reach readers through new language editions.

How the Initial Process Works

  1. 01

    Present a Title

    Submit preliminary information about a book, its publication status, and the rights currently available.

  2. 02

    Lingorama Reviews the Submission

    The information is reviewed for completeness and possible inclusion in the developing catalogue.

  3. 03

    Complete the Catalogue Record

    If appropriate, Lingorama may request additional metadata, rights information, or supporting materials.

  4. 04

    Become Discoverable

    Approved titles may be presented within the Lingorama catalogue as the platform develops.

Submitting a title does not guarantee catalogue inclusion, representation, licensing, translation, or publication.

Built for International Publishing

Lingorama is currently developing its catalogue and professional infrastructure. The first version will provide a structured foundation for presenting books and rights information. More advanced discovery, communication, and rights-management functions will be introduced as the platform grows.

Give Your Books a Wider Horizon

Present a title for consideration or contact Lingorama to discuss catalogue participation, international rights, or a potential publishing partnership.