Definition
Copyright page
The copyright page carries the copyright notice, edition, ISBN, publisher imprint and legal disclaimers. It sits on the verso immediately after the title page.
The required core is small: the notice — © year, rights holder — plus a statement of rights reserved. Everything else is convention that helps a book look properly published: edition and printing, the ISBN for that specific format, the imprint name, a fiction disclaimer, and credits for cover and interior design. It is set small, often 8–9 pt, and ranged left or centred so it reads as record rather than content.
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Front matter, chapter openers and scene breaks, set for you
Ceeryo generates the half-title, title and copyright pages, opens chapters on the right-hand page with the running head suppressed, and turns your blank lines and '* * *' into scene breaks — from the manuscript as you wrote it.