front list

British  

noun

1. 1. a publisher's list of forthcoming books

   2. ( as modifier ) See also backlist mid-list

      a front-list writer

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Example Sentences

Backlists include books published years ago that continue to sell — as opposed to the front list of new titles — and at Workman, they are a major focus and a steady stream of reliable income.

From New York Times

I really don't like to subsidize the physical books on the front list!

From New York Times

On Sunday in Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie, where the Socialists pulled out, the ticket headed by center-right candidate Xavier Bertrand garnered 57.8% of the vote, ahead of the National Front list that Marine Le Pen headed, which received a 42.2% share of votes.

From The Wall Street Journal

I spent a year-and-a-half working at Shakespeare & Co., first as a clerk and later as front list coordinator.

From Los Angeles Times

The Front for Victory was defeated in Buenos Aires province, where the Renewal Front list headed by Sergio Massa won by 11.8 percentage points.

From BBC