postprint

English

Etymology

From post- +‎ print.

Adjective

postprint (not comparable)

1. After (the era or technology of) printing.
   • 2009, G. Thomas Couser, Signifying Bodies: Disability in Contemporary Life Writing, page 12:

     The coming of the digital age has made possible new postprint forms of representation, such as the blog and the online diary.

Noun

postprint (plural postprints)

1. The version of a manuscript after it has gone through the peer-review process, but prior to publication in a learned journal; the author's final submission.