Why does Vyrso call Brazos Press Baker?

fgh · 2013-05-28T08:18:45+00:00

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Mark Barnes

Brazos is an imprint of Baker. Presumably Baker gave them a load of files from all its imprints, en masse.

Brian Williams

Thanks for the questions! We refer to Brazos Press as Baker because Brazos is a division of Baker Publishing.

Matthew C Jones

I don't know why Vyrso doesn't use the Brazos moniker.

Brazos Press is a division of Baker.

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/492829#Comment_492829

Brazos is a division of Baker Publishing

Yes, I learnt that during the weekend, which is why I ask.

We refer to Brazos Press as Baker because Brazos is a division of Baker Publishing

1. That is inconsistent, given that a) Logos.com separates them, and b) Vyrso.com already separates between Baker and Baker Academic.

2. Different divisions tend to publish different kinds of books, so it would be more helpful to be able so search accordingly.

3. Until two or three days ago I had no idea Brazos was part of Baker, and I bet I'm not the only one. If I'd searched Vyrso.com I would have concluded that you had no books by Brazos. Books that aren't found aren't bought.

EDIT:

b) Vyrso.com already separates between Baker and Baker Academic

Or at least it did. It seems it's stopped to. (I was going to check before I hit Post, but I forgot.)