Rights and permissions

All rights in Auctora Press titles are held by the press. Most classroom and ministry use needs no permission at all, and the terms for it are below.

Classroom and congregational reproduction

You may photocopy, print, and reproduce activity pages, worksheets, puzzles, and coloring pages from Auctora Press titles for one group you lead: a class, a small group, a congregation, a co-op, or your own family. Make as many copies as that group needs. You do not have to write and ask.

Two conditions apply. Keep the credit line printed on the page, and if you have retyped or redrawn it, credit the book title and Auctora Press. Do not sell the copies, post the files for public download, or put them into material that travels beyond your own group.

Anything wider than that is a permissions question rather than a refusal: a curriculum you publish, a conference handout, a printed anthology, or a public website. Ask, and it is usually straightforward.

Reprint and excerpt

To quote a passage in a book, article, curriculum, or sermon series, say which title, which passage, roughly how long, and where it will appear. Short excerpts with attribution are usually granted without a fee.

Scripture quotations

The translation each title quotes is named on its copyright page, and the imprint's translation policy is stated on the about page. Where a book quotes public domain text, your reproduction of that passage carries no third party permission with it.

Translation and foreign rights

No translation rights have been licensed. Enquiries from publishers outside the English language market are open.

Audio

Audio editions are under consideration for part of the list. No audio rights have been licensed to a third party.

Contact

Write to info@auctorapress.com and put the book title in the subject line. Every enquiry is read by a person rather than a ticket system.