Sentences with phrase «vooks do»

At 99 cents I am tempted to give it a try, although Vooks don't seem quite as impressive after Penguin's announcement yesterday of their ebook vision for the iPad (I want that travel guide!).

While working with these partners, Vook does not ignore the needs of authors who are going it alone, offering tools such as this one to enable more effective publishing.

Not exact matches

In early 2012, Vook released the rich media publishing platform it had developed as a do - it - yourself online service for publishers.

Vook's distribution is optional and you'll probably want to do some self - distribution anyway to reach beyond Vook's three ebookstores and limited country markets.

Getting content into Vook is done via its file uploader which accepts Word (doc and docx) and EPUB formats for the text, plus images, video, and audio files.

I was just talking to someone who said his client did an EPUB of a nice trade book using Vook and the fee was about $ 200.

Be sure to check out what Vook (http://vook.com/index.html), PressBooks (http://pressbooks.com/wp-signup.php), CircularFLO (http://www.circularsoftware.com/?gclid=COCCkt2uw60CFRECQAodm1mZCQ) are doing to make ePUB creation easier.

Vook is a great company and it does a ton in the enhanced book space.

While the demo at the event is still in private beta with full launch expected in mid to late February, already Vook has brought something to the self - publishing and digital publishing table that a lot of users don't have access to.

Vook, already well - known for working with other media giants like The New York Times and Wall Street Journal to do much the same concept with their older content, built the interactive ebook.

According to Cavnar, Apple is paying a lot more attention to what Vook's author and publisher clients are doing and capitalizing when possible.

Cavnar did state that Vook is currently working on finding partners for offering the option to create print editions of these books.

«I think short form helped make it culturally acceptable that your work doesn't have to be 70,000 words before you can charge for it,» sated Matthew Cavnar of a Vook, a site that pioneered immediate - to - market yet high - quality consumable content.

Vook, what have you done to us.

When last I used this service, it was called Vook, and I liked it, but didn't really need it (it was a soup - to - nuts online conversion - and - distribution service provider, similar to BookBaby).

Is Vook more acceptable because it doesn't have as many complaints against it as Author Solutions?

Strangely, you must now «apply» with Vook via their home page, uploading a query letter and sample pages, but as far as I know they don't turn anybody down.

Vook was founded as a video - ebook company, hence the «V» in Vook, and their strength lies there though they also do a great job of formatting and distributing plain text ebooks and Fixed Format EPUBs.

Both BookBaby and Vook offer strong marketing programs — not really do - it - for - you actual marketing and promotion of your book but rather teaching you how to do it yourself.

Some authors who have done this recently are Scott Sigler, Gary Vaynerchuk's Crush It as a Vook and Tom Evans, The Bookwright.