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Copyright page generator
Every book has one, on the back of the title page, and most authors copy theirs off someone else's. Fill in your details, pick the clauses you want, and copy the result into your book. It's made in your browser and nothing is saved.
Usually you: your legal name or your pen name. Leave it blank to use the author name.
Exactly as registered with your ISBNs, if you bought your own.
Your copyright page
Where it goes
On the back of the title page (the left-hand page straight after it) in a print book, and just after the title page in an ebook. It's usually set smaller than the story, centred or near the foot of the page.
The small print
This is wording books commonly use, not legal advice. The page tells readers who holds the copyright and how to ask permission. Each format needs its own ISBN, and each ISBN should be listed against its format.
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