This page is for librarians and associated information professionals: A set of the resources that help you optimize your access to and usage of LPP content. Currently it contains:
As a new and independent publisher, these materials are a work in progress – please let us know if there's anything else you require.
You can download our most currently available MARC records on a monthly basis.
You can download our most currently available KBART records on a monthly basis.
Lived Places Publishing is registered with the IP Registry. The IP Registry allows libraries to manage their IP addresses and broadcast changes to multiple publishers, including Lived Places Publishing, from a secure, central location with one click. When you log in to your account you can see the list of all the publishers receiving your updates via theIPregistry.org making the process really easy for you to manage.
The first step is to register for free at https://app.theIPregistry.org and confirm the IPs currently registered to your institution. To communicate any IP address updates, simply log in to your account and add or delete the relevant IP address(es). The updates will be checked and verified before they are updated on the IP Registry platform, and you’ll get an immediate error message from theIPregistry.org if you try to enter an IP address that corresponds to the wrong country or is already registered to another institution.
If there are any questions, or further information is required contact admin@theipregistry.org
Log in here to access your institution’s COUNTER 5 usage data.
Lived Places Publishing takes the following measures to ensure accessibility of Lived Places Publishing:
All content on our site operates under the specifications in the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT). Click here to download the VPAT report.
Lived Places Publishing is a signer to the NISO Shared Electronic Resource Understanding (SERU). If your institution is also a signer of the SERU, no license agreement is necessary. You can add your institution to the SERU registry here: niso.org/standards-committees/SERU/SERU-registry. Alternatively, Lived Places Publishing will accept your university’s preferred content licensing agreement.
As a new and independent publisher of course reading materials, we are unable to deliver the technical infrastructure to support digital rights management (DRM) restrictions on the sharing of our PDF ebook files.
However, we wish to support whole-ebook interlibrary loan (ILL). Our instinct is to trust librarians.
Our ILL policy is as follows:
If you ("Licensee") purchase the collection (the "Licensed Materials") publisher-direct from Lived Places Publishing, we extend the right for you to loan LPP books to other academic libraries on a one-institution/one-loan basis.
The Licensee may provide to a library, or directly to a patron of a library, by paper or electronic means, a single copy of an individual title (or document) being part of the Licensed Materials, within the guidelines of traditional interlibrary loan practices and applicable copyright laws.
Restated, the Licensee retains its unlimited access to each title as a part of the Licensed Materials, and can simultaneously loan a title to one institution at a time. Further loan of that title is not permitted until the title has been removed from the loan-receiving institution's system.
Lived Places Publishing has entrusted the long-term preservation of our published content to the CLOCKSS archive so that you can be certain that you'll retain perpetual access to Collections you've purchased.
CLOCKSS is a collaboration between research libraries and academic publishers. CLOCKSS is a financially secure, independent non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by its Board of libraries and publishers.
As a digital archive, CLOCKSS preserves online scholarly content. This unique service enables authors, libraries, and publishers to be confident that the content they produce and steward will withstand potential technological, economic, environmental, and political disruptions. Content will always be available to those who want to access it, even after a trigger event has occurred.
Lived Places Publishing devotes 5% of all revenue generated to funding open access publishing.
Open access at LPP is entirely publisher-funded at no cost to the author. In other words, there are no "book processing charges" for authors. Nor are there "membership" fees or "subscription" fees for institutions to cover the associated costs of open publishing.
The 5% of our revenues devoted to open access publishing are allocated based on our average per title book production cost. In the interest of full transparency, we publish average book production costs here on our website (updated every 6 months).
Lived Places Publishing authors can select to have their book considered for open access. Based on funding available for open access and the considered opinion of our advisory board and publisher, titles enter into our open access program.
The default license for all LPP titles is All Rights Reserved.
However, when a book is published open access, we use the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license as defined by Creative Commons.
For titles published under this license, you are free to:
Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
Under the following terms:
Attribution — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.
NonCommercial — You may not use the material for commercial purposes.
NoDerivatives — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material.
No additional restrictions — You may not apply legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits.
The licensor cannot revoke these freedoms as long as you follow the license terms.
Flyers: Individual Books
A set of individual book flyers (in PDF format) that you can use to promote the collection to your faculty. It includes all currently published and forthcoming titles [last updated 10/2/24]:
2023 Titles (.zip) 2024 Titles (.zip) Open Access Titles (.zip)
Intersections: The Identity & Place Collection (105 titles)
A simple list of all currently published and forthcoming titles included in the Intersections Collection [last updated 10/8/24]:
Download List (.pdf) Download List (.xls)
LPP: Open Access Titles (3 titles)
A list of all currently published and forthcoming open access titles [last updated 10/2/24]:
Download List (.pdf) Download List (.xls)
LPP: 2025 Title List (40 titles)
A simple list of all currently published and forthcoming titles included in the 2025 Title List [last updated 10/8/24]:
Download List (.pdf) Download List (.xls)
LPP: 2024 Title List (25 titles)
A simple list of all currently published and forthcoming titles included in the 2024 Title List [last updated 8/21/24]:
Download List (.pdf) Download List (.xls)
LPP: 2023 Title List (40 titles)
A simple list of all currently published and forthcoming titles included in the 2023 Title List [last updated 8/20/24]:
Download List (.pdf) Download List (.xls)
Flyer: Published Titles, Spring 2024
Single-page PDF flyer for faculty promotion with a sample of published titles [last updated 4/22/24]:
Download flyer (.pdf)
Flyer: Library-Friendly, Curriculum-Ready.
Two-page PDF flyer with some basic info about LPP's publishing and distribution model [last updated 4/22/24]:
Download flyer (.pdf)
Logos: Lived Places Publishing
A set of logos (.zip packet) that you can use to customize your own promo materials [last updated 4/3/23]:
Download images (.zip)