Sentences with phrase «at least books traditionally»

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You are asking people to pay for your writing, so it needs to be at least as good as a traditionally published book, if not better, and worth every penny or cent!

If you traditionally publish with the big publishing houses, at the very least you should get a well designed, well edited book.

I know many authors who want to traditionally publish their first couple of books to build up a name for themselves and then transition to self - publishing for at least some of their later work.

Regular Membership: Traditionally published authors with at least 1 published book in the U.S.; self - published authors who have made at least $ 5,000 in the past 18 months from their writing; and freelance writers who have published 3 + pieces or made $ 5,000 in the past 18 months.

Regular Membership is a voting category open to traditionally published authors with at least one book published in the U.S., self - published authors who have made at least $ 5,000 in the past 18 months from their writing, and freelance writers who have published at least three pieces in publications with editorial oversight (print or online) or who have made $ 5,000 in the past 18 months.

I hate to tell you this because of the myth you are sort of asking about, but in the 106 traditionally published books I did (my last count, I keep finding more), at least five I know of had NO ONE in New York even read it.

I don't know I am not one to say I will traditionally publish or self - publish - or at least only use one to publish a book.

At least 3 more books out, of whatever lengths they end up being, though I have no idea whether any of them will be self - published or traditionally published.

Most websites of traditionally published authors do carry longer bio material on their «about the author» page - more at least than usually appears in a print book.

For every crappy book traditionally published, there are at least 100 times that number that were rejected and therefore never inflicted on the public.

If 95 percent of self - published books are gibberish and 5 percent are honestly good books, while 5 percent of traditionally published books are unreadable and 95 percent are at least competent, this does not mean that «basically there is no quality difference between them.»

In fact, I've reduced the number of traditional books I write per year after discovering that at least 80 % of my earnings came from my independent books, while 80 % of my time went to writing my traditionally published books.

It's an understood truth in the publishing industry that every author — indie or traditionally published — is going to have to take on at least some responsibility for his own book promotion.

I still remember getting Encrypted reviewed at The Fantasy Book Critic, a big site that usually sticks to traditionally published stuff (or at least it did back then) and that I got a nice boost in sales that February.

Her first 5 books were traditionally published, and she wanted a production at least as good as those.

So, by this comment, it is probably safe to say that the article's author doesn't think Nora Roberts or James Patterson or any number of other traditionally published authors are good authors because they write at least four books a year.

The data shows that the e-book market for traditionally published digital books is much bigger than previously thought, with estimates suggesting that a total number of 65 million e-books were sold in 2012, representing a value of about # 200m — at least double what it was in 2011 in volume terms more than double.

Lastly, traditionally book sales are relatively flat for 46 weeks of the year with only a couple of minor spikes in sales — at least in the retail book industry.

So I can discard the pompous and self - important (Franzen's Freedom comes to mind immediately) and the pedestrian (Nicholas Sparks) without spending any money.What I will say about most traditionally published books is that the author or editor at least ran the manuscript through a rudimentary spell / grammar checker before publishing it.

If you want a ghost to write a book to establish your expertise, expand your outreach and grow your business, you should be looking for someone who has written at least two books that have been traditionally published.

My friends who are traditionally published are not selling that well and had to wait at least 18 months for their books to come out once they were accepted for publication.

Or... the shift could be due, at least in part, to the gradual reduction in average Amazon.com print book discounts on traditionally - published Hardcovers and Paperbacks — a factor which could be driving format - agnostic fans of those authors back toward ebook editions.

So from a traditionally - published author's standpoint, when he or she is looking at royalty statements, each lost $ 1 of consumer ebook purchases needs to be replaced by at least $ 1.70 in consumer print book purchases, or that author's total royalties will still shrink.

Spertus took real books and made fake covers for them, often incorporating imagery and themes from within the books themselves, but altering them with subtle humor and a conceptual rigor that made the texts appear not as art or beautiful objects, but as engaging reading material (what any book, at least traditionally, is meant for).