Across
- 4. The money a publisher has left after paying for business expenses.
- 5. The estimated number of books that will be given back to the publisher and not sold. Shown as a percentage.
- 7. A payment to the author, before the book is published, by the publisher. It is usually paid in installments.
- 8. The total amount of money a publisher receives from sales before any expenses are deducted.
- 11. How much a publisher makes after subtracting all costs. Shown as a percentage.
- 12. This is the percentage of the retail price that a retailer or wholesaler earns from the sale of a book.
Down
- 1. Day-to-day business expenses.
- 2. The number of books sold after other factors are subtracted from the total number of units sold.
- 3. The one-off cost involved in producing a book, including editing, design, typesetting, proofing, and indexing.
- 6. The amount of money used to print based on paper trim size, page count, and print run.
- 9. The amount that an author earns.
- 10. The dollar value of the total sales made by a publisher after certain expenses are deducted.
