1. Translation Rights: Used when the agreement includes rights for translation into other languages

2. Moral Rights: Specific section addressing moral rights under Dutch copyright law, particularly important for literary works

3. Author's Copies: Details of free copies provided to the author, included when this is part of the arrangement

4. Competing Works: Restrictions on author's publication of similar works, used when exclusivity is required

5. Marketing and Promotion: Detailed marketing obligations, included for major publications or when specific promotional activities are agreed

6. Electronic Rights: Detailed provisions for digital publication, necessary for e-books or digital-first publications

7. Option on Future Works: Publisher's right of first refusal on author's future works, included when agreed

8. Ghost Writing: Special provisions for ghost-written works, when applicable

1. Schedule 1 - The Work: Detailed description of the work including title, expected length, and basic content outline

2. Schedule 2 - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline for manuscript delivery, revisions, and publication

3. Schedule 3 - Royalty Rates: Detailed breakdown of royalty rates for different formats and territories

4. Schedule 4 - Author's Style Guide: Publisher's requirements for manuscript formatting and style

5. Appendix A - Subsidiary Rights: Detailed list of subsidiary rights and revenue sharing arrangements

6. Appendix B - Marketing Plan: Overview of planned marketing and promotional activities