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Publisher Phone Numbers PUBLISHER PHONE NUMBERS PUBLISHER DISTRIBUTOR PHONE ABRAMS, HARRY Hachette 800-759-0190 ACADEMIC PRESS ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 ADDISON-WESLEY PEARSON 800-922-0579 AFRICA WORLD PRESS/RED SEA 609-844-9583 PRESS ALLYN & BACON PEARSON 800-922-0579 AMACOM BOOKS 800-250-5308 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL 800-374-2721 ASSN. AMISTAD HARPER 800-242-7737 ANCHOR BOOKS RANDOM HOUSE 212-572-2444 ANDERSON PUBLISHING 800-582-7295 800-338-3987 APPLETON & LANGE MCGRAW-HILL X3 ARCHITECTURAL PRESS ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 ARDEN 888-330-8477 ARTE PUBLICO PRESS 800-633-2783 ASCD ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITY 609-655-4770 PRESSES AVON HARPER 800-242-7737 BAKER BOOK HOUSE COMPANY 800-877-2665 BALLANTINE RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 BANTAM BOOKS RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 BASIC BOOKS PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 BEACON PRESS RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 BENJAMIN CUMMINGS PEARSON 800-922-0579 BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS WILEY 800-225-5945 BOLCHAZY-CARDUCCI 847-526-4344 PUBLISHERS BRISTOL CLASSICAL PRESS FOCUS 800-848-7236 HOPKINS BROOKINGS INSTITUTION PRESS (800) 537-5487 FULFILLMENT BROOKS/COLE CENGAGE 800-354-9706 BUTTERWORTH-HEINEMANN ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 CAEDMON HARPER 800-242-7737 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-872-7423 CARROLL & GRAF PERSEUS 800-788-3123 CENGAGE LEARNING 800-842-3636 CHENG & TSUI 617-426-6074 CHICAGO DISTRIBUTION CENTER 800-621-2736 CHICAGO REVIEW PRESS IPG 800-888-4741 CISTERCIAN PUBLICATIONS 616-387-8920 CIVITAS PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS PERSEUS 800-371-1669 COMMON COURAGE LPC 800-626-4330 CONSORTIUM BOOK SALES PERSEUS 800-343-4499 CONTINUUM INTERNATIONAL 800-561-7704 COPLEY PUBLISHING GROUP 800-562-2147 CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-666-2211 COUNTERPOINT PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 NATIONAL BOOK CROSSROAD PUBLISHING 800-462-6420 NETWORK DA CAPO PRESS PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 DALE SEYMOUR PEARSON 800-922-0579 DE GRUYTER, WALTER 914-762-5866 DELL RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 DELMAR PUBLISHERS CENGAGE 800-354-9706 DIGITAL PRESS ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 DOLLARS & SENSE 617-876-2434 DOUBLEDAY RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 DOVER PUBLICATIONS 800-223-3130 DRAMATISTS PLAY SERVICE 212-683-8960 DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS 888-651-0122 DUXBURY PRESS CENGAGE 800-354-9706 ECCO PRESS HARPER 800-242-7737 EERDMANS 800-253-7521 ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 TAYLOR AND ERLBAUM FRANCIS EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 FABER & FABER MPS 888-330-8477 FARRAR, STRAUS & GIROUX MPS 888-330-8477 FEMINIST PRESS PERSEUS (800) 343-4499 FOCAL PRESS ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 FOCUS FOOD FIRST BOOKS LPC GROUP 800-626-4330 FOUNDATION PRESS/WEST 800-917-7377 GROUP SIMON & FREE PRESS 800-223-2336 SCHUSTER FREEMAN, W.H. MPS 800-330-8477 TAYLOR & GARLAND PUBLISHING 800-634-7064 FRANCIS GEORGE BRAZILLER WW NORTON 800-233-4830 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 800-246-9606 PRESS GREENWOOD PRESS 800-225-5800 GROVE/ATLANTIC PERSEUS 800-788-3123 GUILFORD PRESS 800-365-7006 GULF PROFESSIONAL PUBLISHING ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 HACKETT PUBLISHING CO. 800-783-9213 HACHETTE 800-759-0190 HARCOURT TRADE BOOKS 800-543-1918 HARCOUT COLLEGE 800-321-5068 PUBLICATIONS HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS 800-242-7737 HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL 800-343-4499 PRESS HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS TRILITERAL 800-405-1619 HOUGHTON HEATH, D.C. 800-733-1717 MIFFLIN HEINEMANN-BOYNTON/COOK 800-793-2154 HEINLE & HEINLE CENGAGE 800-354-9706 HENRY HOLT & COMPANY MPS 888-330-8477 HILL & WANG MPS 888-330-8477 HOLT-RINEHART-WINSTON HARCOURT 800-544-6678 HOLTZBRINK PUBLISHERS MPS 888-330-8477 HOOVER INSTITUTION PRESS 800-935-2882 HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY 800-733-1717 (Trade) HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY CENGAGE 800-354-9706 (TEXTBOOKS) HOWARD UNIVERSITY PRESS 410-516-6947 INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS 800-888-4741 GROUP (IPG) INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-842-6796 IOWA STATE UNIV. PRESS 800-862-6657 ISLAND PRESS 800-828-1302 NATIONAL BOOK IVAN R. DEE 800-426-6420 NETWORK JASON ARONSON INC. 800-782-0015 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 800-537-5487 PRESS JONES & BARTLETT PUBLISHERS 800-832-0034 JOSSEY-BASS (WILEY) 800-225-5945 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-247-6553 KLUWER ACADEMIC/PLENUM PUB. 781-871-6600 KNOPF RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 KODANSHA INTERNATIONAL OXFORD 800-451-7556 TAYLOR AND LAWRENCE ERLBAUM 800-634-7064 FRANCIS GREENWOOD / LIBRARIES UNLIMITED 800-237-6124 HEINEMANN LIBRARY OF AMERICA (PENGUIN) 800-526-0275 LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS 800-638-3030 LITTLE, BROWN & COMPANY HACHETTE 800-759-0190 LITURGICAL PRESS 800-858-5450 LOGIN PUBLISHERS CONSORTIUM 800-626-4330 LONGMAN PEARSON 800-922-0579 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV. PRESS 800-861-3477 LYNNE RIENNER PUBLISHERS 303-444-6684 LYONS PRESS (GLOBE PEQUOT) 800-243-0495 M.E. SHARPE INC. 800-541-6563 MPS 888-330-8477 MPS COMPUTER (PEARSON) 800-428-5331 MADISON HOUSE (ROWMAN) 800-462-6420 MAYFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY 650-960-3222 McFARLAND & COMPANY 800-253-2187 800-338-3987 MCGRAW-HILL COMPANIES X3 METROPOLITAN BOOKS MPS 888-330-8477 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 800-678-2120 PRESS MIT PRESS TRILITERAL 800-405-1619 MODERN LANGUAGE 646-576-5000 ASSOCIATION MODERN LIBRARY RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 MONTHLY REVIEW PRESS (NYU) 800-996-6987 MORGAN KAUFMANN PUBLISHERS ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 MORROW HARPER 800-242-7737 NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS 800-624-6242 NATIONAL BOOK NETWORK 800-462-6420 NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY 800-526-0275 (PENGUIN) NEW DIRECTIONS (NORTON) 800-233-4830 NEW PRESS (NORTON) 800-233-4830 NEW SOCIETY (CONSORTIUM) 800-283-3572 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-996-6987 NEWNES ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 NORTHEASTERN UNIV. PRESS CUP SERVICES 800-666-2211 (CUP) NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. PRESS 815-753-1826 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHICAGO 800-621-2736 PRESS NORTON, W.W. 800-233-4830 NTC/CONTEMPORARY (McGRAW- 800-722-4726 HILL) OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS CHICAGO 800-621-2736 OHIO UNIVERSITY PRESS CHICAGO 800-621-2736 OLIVIA & HILL PRESS 734-663-235 ONTARIO REVIEW (NORTON) 800-233-4830 ORBIS BOOKS 800-258-5838 O'REILLY & ASSOCIATES 800-294-4747 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-451-7556 PALGRAVE MPS 888-330-8477 PANTHEON RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 PAULIST PRESS 800-218-1903 PEARSON EDUCATION 800-922-0579 PENGUIN PUTNAM INC. 800-526-0275 PENN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-326-9180 PERGAMON ELSEVIER 800-545-2522 PERSEA BOOKS NORTON 800-233-4830 PERSEUS PUBLISHING 800-343-4499 PHAIDON PRESS 877-742-4366 PICADOR USA MPS 888-330-8477 PILGRIM PRESS 800-654-5129 PRENTICE-HALL (PEARSON) PEARSON 800-922-0579 CALIFORNIA - PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-822-6657 PRINCETON PROMETHEUS BOOKS 800-421-0351 PRUDUE UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-933-9637 PUBLIC AFFAIRS PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 PUBLISHERS GROUP WEST 800-788-3123 RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 REGNERY/GATEWAY (NBN) 800-462-6420 RETHINKING SCHOOLS 800-669-4192 RIVERHEAD (PENGUIN PUTNAM) 800-526-0275 TAYLOR & ROUTLEDGE 800-634-7064 FRANCIS ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD 800-462-6420 RUNNING PRESS PERSEUS / CDS 800-371-1669 RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION 800-666-2211 (CUP) RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PRESS 800-446-9323 SAGE PUBLICATIONS 800-816-7243 SAUNDERS, W.B (HARCOURT) 800-545-2522 SCHOCKEN BOOKS RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 SCRIBNER (SIMON & SCHUSTER) 800-223-2336 SEMIOTEXTE/AUTONOMEDIA 718-963-2603 SHAMBHALA RANDOM HOUSE 800-726-0600 SHEFFIELD PUBLISHING 262-843-2281 SIERRA CLUB BKS 800-726-0600 SIGNET (PENGUIN PUTNAM) 800-526-0275 SIMON & SCHUSTER 800-223-2336 SINAUER ASSOCIATES 413-549-4300 SMITH & KRAUS 603-669-7032 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PRESS 800-782-4612 SOUTH ASIA BOOKS 573-474-0116 SOUTH END PRESS 800-283-3572 (CONSORTIUM) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. 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