It can also be difficult to find book publishers. The first step in finding a publisher for your book might be to ask your colleagues or ask your library liaison. Other resources include:
Predatory book publishing does exist. As with predatory journal publishing, authors are charged exorbitant publication fees, receive no royalties, and often relinquish their copyrights. It is worthwhile to check the following by publisher name, since journal publishers also publish books:
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Journalytics Academic includes a curated list of journals covering 18 disciplines in business, education, health, computer science, psychology and psychiatry, and sciences. Find metrics about where a journal falls within a discipline, acceptance rates, peer review processes, and altmetric attention. Use the Predatory Reports listing to find details about why a particular journal is considered predatory.