Sometimes a book is republished for various reasons. If a book is out of print, and
sufficient demand exists, a publisher might begin printing it again to capitalize on that
demand. When this happens, citing the newer publication date would be misleadingthe book is exactly the same as when it was originally published. In cases like this, two
dates are given: the original publication date and the new publication date. The two
dates are included in parentheses, separated by a slash. The right parenthesis is followed
by a period.