Sentences with phrase «none of the book writers»
None of the book writers can ignore the importance of digital channels when they write and publish their books.
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Joel Greenberg A Feathered River Across the Sky Published by Bloomsbury, USA 304 pages, in Hardcover, Softcover, and Kindle format Now into its 3rd hardcover printing Author and Co - Producer / Co-Writer of the upcoming documentary «From Billions to None» See Reviews Below Naturalist Joel Greenberg is a consultant and writer specializing in natural history and has authored numerous books, including A Natural History of the Chicago Region (2002, University of Chicago Press).
You can't come up with an unknown writer who used their author platform to sell a significant number of books because there are none.
So, none of the thousands of books you've read (because, if you're presuming to be a writer, we know you spend more time reading than writing, right?)
With a few exceptions, none of the writers at the conference were particularly famous; some had only published one or two books, all with Amazon.
We as readers are poorer a lot of writers who suck at publicity, but are great story tellers, and publishing actually lose because their margins will be less (and readers as result, because the money goes to the 1:100 000, and there is none left for the good books by lousy publicists.)
Flash back to a little over a week ago: This is the first year that Marvel Comics as a Publisher did not win any Will Eisner Awards for excellence in comics, and none of the creators who won individual awards like penciller, writer, inker, colourist (awards that were basically invented to recognize achievements by creators working on assembly - line big - two superhero books) had any substantial Marvel comics work this year.
But I had many UK publishers, not one: Faber, Hodder, Scholastic, S&S, Penguin, A & C Black, Larousse, Corgi, OUP, CUP... Some editors were better than others, but none of them were simply concerned with how much they could market the book for — which is what asking the writer only to change the word count amounts to.