services to help new and aspiring authors bring their works to life
by turning manuscripts into published books.
unique identification number similar to the uniqueness of the
ISBN. The Library of Congress number remains with the
book forever as does the ISBN. However, to be assigned an
LCCN, an ISBN is first required.
Having a LCCN gives an automatic listing of a book in several
national directories, catalogs, and databases that are read by
librarians and from which librarians order books for their
shelves. The ordering, however, is done through the ISBN.
