Sentences with phrase «reader copy only»

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I only know this because of the emails I've received from readers who live there and managed to get their hands on a copy anyway.

Of course, readers can then draw their own conclusions as to what it means about the nature of journalism in Westchester that News12, The Journal News, and FiOS1News have not only never reported on the car crash but have never even bothered to file a FOIL request with NRPD to obtain a copy of the police report about the car crash.

Not only did I get to review this awesome cookbook, but one of you lucky - duck readers will get a copy all to yourselves.

Not only are Goodreads readers willing to take copies of your book, they are usually more interested in reading it than other readers as well.

We simply can not wait for The Belles to hit shelves next month, and if the feedback we've been hearing from those of you who scored Advanced Reader Copies from us last fall is any indication, we're not the only ones looking forward to Dhonielle Clayton's first foray into Fantasy.

If an Indie writer puts only one work out and sells 10 copies a year I can see your point of view, but Indie authors sells 10 copies every hour, and if readers buy their books and enjoy reading them, those Indies ARE authors, whatever you can think otherwise.

You can simple copy e-books files to reader without any external software (I prefer Calibre to do that, it convert any format to more recommended kepub but it isn't required)-- e.g. in Poland most online bookshops doesn't used DRM protection (only watermark) so you not need to worry about.

Have one beta reader do only copy edits.

Unlike printed books that readers might be more likely to pull of shelves, read bursts and endorsements and peruse back cover copy, you are grabbing the readers attention with the front cover only online.

If I got paid for the book, and as long as that reader only does that to their local copy on their own device or computer, fabulous.

But do you think readers are going to hesitate to click the «Enter Giveaway» button because there's only one copy available?

If your book is truly good enough to sell to the masses and yet you've only sold 20 — 30 copies you are robbing yourself and robbing readers too.

That is, he'd only get one shot at opening up the package that contained the advance reader copies of the first book he'd ever self published.

Not only is Paperight working to put print editions in reader's hands rather than the more affordable, more accessible digital versions, it's also contracting with photocopying shops to print books on their copy machines, something that raises eyebrows among publishers.

This Reader app - only special titled Trouble on Reserve is an installment of her most popular Hollows series that has sold over 2 million copies.

The third recommendation is that each copy of a digital book should only be loaned to one reader at a time, just as with a physical book.

If a digital copy of a book can only be loaned to one reader at a time and for a limited period only, then there are a limited number of loans that that copy can have in a particular period of time.

Eleanor Kuhns sent a letter with the Advanced Readers» Copy of A Simple Life that introduced us not only to the author as a person, but to her life as a professional librarian with her passion for books.

One of the only drawbacks is that there is a limited quantity of each, with lots of potential readers and reviewers and members required to enter drawings for a chance to win review copies.

This may be the only copy that readers see, since Amazon adds a «Read more» tag after just a couple of lines — meaning that almost your entire description is hidden.

Hence, the only proven method to really sell copies of your book, besides traditional publishers, besides the social networks, is to reach and contact readers really interested in the topic of your book.

To help you understand the truth to really sell your book, I want only to show you what you mustn't do to sell the first 1000 copies of your book: don't open a blog to attract readers.

The author pays Book Rooster for this service but, and this is critical, the only thing the reader receives is a free copy of the book.

In this way, readers who own print copies can obtain digital copies of them — and publishers capture new data on readers who were formerly only print customers.

I suggest that these are among the most trustworthy reader reviews to be found on the Internet because the only people who can post reviews in this section are registered BookBrowse members who receive a copy of a particular book to review through our monthly «First Impressions» offers.

Excerpt from the Smashwords press release Adan just mentionned (http://blog.smashwords.com/2014/05/smashwords-and-overdrive-to-bring.html): «Per our agreement with OverDrive, libraries will lend purchased ebooks under the one copy / one user model, meaning each copy they purchase can be checked to only one reader at a time.»

Fortunately I only used books uploaded on the device, so I have a copy of everyone of them (and by the way they can be found in the Readers Hub folder) I don't know how bad it is for the ones who bought something.

Most e-readers require you to manually type out a note, the Nook is the only reader on the market that allows you copy / paste.

Reader's Digest, who only in December reported its first month in which digital copies outsold print editions of the... [Read more...]

Not only will you learn whether more of your fan base prefers e-books or print copies, but you may also gain some insight into why readers prefer these formats, which can help you make the best decision when you self - publish your book.

When I first started out and had no money to spend, I did my own covers (or enlisted eager friends), did my own formatting, used beta readers and friends for editing, and my only expense was in pizza, beer, my proofs, copies for friends and betas, and marketing efforts.

Since we are a free - access, independent literary journal that neither accepts advertising revenue, nor charges our readers a subscription fee, nor holds contests, nor sells print copies, this $ 3.00 submission fee is the only thing that allows us to stay operational.

I would love to know how many readers borrow a book and then go on to buy a copy of the same book... For Prime members especially, who only get one borrow a month, do they ever love an ebook so much that they decide to own a copy for good?

We're well within our rights to Google a journalist and ask why they're requesting a book about X when they only seem to cover Y. Or query why the readers of A magazine would be interested in B. Or wonder why someone would need a review copy nine months after a book is published.

These free books, called ARCs (Advanced Reader Copies) are meant only to be given out before your publishing date.

Just slapping the back cover copy on your blog only does so much to help to the author & madsh; or interest your blog readers!

Book signigns not only allow you to get copies of your book into readers» hands, but also to connect face - to - face with your target audience.

They're a way for readers to feel confident they've secured themselves a copy and one they only pay out to when that confidence is rewarded come release - day, a security I don't see this Kickstarter providing.

Readers who have bought them previously will get to keep their copies, but any new eBooks you upload from now on will be available only in the United States.

On July 14, Digital Book Day will operate on much the same premise as World Book Night, only digital copies will be given away to readers rather than physical copies.

Contacting Ematic support for more information yielded a copy of the user manual, which reveals that it is indeed a very basic ebook reader and media player that lacks any advanced features, but then again it only costs $ 97.

On August 13, 2009, Sony announced that by the end of 2009, it would only sell EPUB books from the Sony Reader Store, and would have dropped its proprietary DRM entirely in favor of Adobe's CS4 server side copy protection.

Amazon has come into criticism over its decision to remove and delete copies of George Orwell's 1984 from not only its online Kindle store but also from Kindle ebook readers across the US.

She was earning fabulous «WOW» reviews from readers, yet she was only selling a few copies a day (even still, a few copies a day is way above average for most authors).

It sold only 100 copies in the first month, then took off by word of mouth and thousands of positive online reviews from readers.

Per our agreement with OverDrive, libraries will lend purchased ebooks under the one copy / one user model, meaning each copy they purchase can be checked to only one reader at a time.

This means other retailers are starved of this important inventory, and it means their remaining books which can only be purchased as a single copy will feel more and more expensive to readers.

If you're selling digital copies of your wedding invitations, don't pretend there's only a limited amount available, because there isn't, and your reader knows it.

Readers may view, browse and / or download material for temporary copying purposes only, provided these uses are for noncommercial personal purposes.

The strong suspicion is that, with the possible exception of his mother, Quiggers» only other reader is the unfortunate sub-editor who must process his copy.