Sentences with phrase «author survey results»

In the intro I talk about The Bookseller #authorday and the responses from the author community, the latest AuthorEarnings report about amazon.co.uk, the Smashwords 2015 author survey results plus you can join Nick Stephenson and I for a webinar this week on growing your author email list.

In every round of author survey results — from Digital Book World's «What Authors Want» last January, to Dr. Florian Geuppert's report to us last week in Frankfurt on his study of 1,800 European authors using his Hamburg - based Books on Demand platform — entrepreneurial authors tell us that creative freedom and control of their business are top reasons for self - publishing.

[dropcap style =» flat» size =» 5 ″] I [/ dropcap] n every round of author survey results — from Digital Book World's «What Authors Want» last January, to Dr. Florian Geuppert's report to us last week in Frankfurt on his study of 1,800 European authors using his Hamburg - based Books on Demand platform — entrepreneurial authors tell us that creative freedom and control of their business are top reasons for self - publishing.

Not exact matches

The authors report on the results of a survey of scientists and theological educators, asking about their belief in a God who intervenes in human affairs.

Dr Bex Lewis, who is a christian and author of, «Raising children in a digital age,» welcomed the survey's results and told Premier that parents need to look at their behaviour to better understand how it impacts their family.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (June 20, 2017)-- BabyCenter.com, the # 1 pregnancy and parenting digital resource, and Dr. Harvey Karp, author of the celebrated parent guide The Happiest Baby on the Block, today announced the results of a joint survey on the experiences of new parents.

«MUSE has the unique ability to extract information about some of the earliest galaxies in the Universe — even in a part of the sky that is already very well studied,» explains Jarle Brinchmann, lead author of one of the papers describing results from this survey, from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands and the Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences at CAUP in Porto, Portugal.

«Our result is that there is no fundamental problem,» said Steve Ertel of the University of Arizona's Steward Observatory, instrument scientist for the Large Binocular Telescope Interferometer and lead author on the paper, «The HOSTS Survey — Exo - Zodiacal Dust Measurements for 30 Stars,» which is published in the in the Astronomical Journal.

The authors note the survey results were surprising because the tracking of patients happened in the absence of institutional direction.

Of the 38 studies the authors surveyed, which were winnowed down from a pool of thousands, 14 favored Canada, five the U.S., and 19 yielded mixed results.

The results of the survey of 1,020 participants are detailed in the article «Perceptions of Water Use» by author Shahzeen Attari, an assistant professor at Indiana University Bloomington's School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

Others simply attributed the surprising results to sweeping statistical extrapolations being made from very small numbers of events, or to systematic weaknesses in the MOA survey's observations and analyses that the 2011 paper's authors had failed to account for.

At least, those are the results of a massive survey of scientific authors published online yesterday in Science.

Our results show that regular stellar motions, typical of the star - forming galaxies in the present - day Universe, were already in place about 6 billion years ago,» explains Davor Krajnović, researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) and one of the authors of the now published papers describing results from this survey.

With only 15 habitable zone rocky planets to work with, the authors caution that their results may be dominated by the detection biases of the radial velocity and transit surveys.

Helpfully, using National School Boards Association data, the authors are able to assess actual district conditions with respect to school finance, teacher pay, collective bargaining, class size, and academic standards, and they then matched that data with board - member survey results.

The article reported results from a large (nearly 16,000 respondents) representative sample of students in grades 6 through 10; the authors were associated with the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (which supported the survey).

She is the author of Just Ask Us: Kids Speak Out on Student Engagement (Corwin / AMLE), which shares the results of a nationwide survey of 6th - 12th graders and what engages them as learners.

In this report, authors Paul DiPerna, Lindsey Burke and Anne Ryland share the results of a 2017 survey of 1,200 active - duty military servicemembers, veterans, and their spouses to help policymakers and the public better understand this important constituency's perspectives on K — 12 education, school choice policies and the military profession as a whole.

And if you're thinking the numbers are primarily a result of merit pay, increased accountability or teacher union - oriented laws, the survey's authors suggest there's much more to the story.

«Part 2: Results from a National Teacher Survey,» authored by Steve Farkas and Ann Duffett, is based on a national random sample of 900 3rd — 12th grade public school teachers.

I'm WAY behind on posting my own update here (sorry, doing this is really time consuming and I've had NO time) but author Marie Force has just released the results of a much more comprehensive survey than I've ever attempted and you can see those HERE.

Read the results of the survey and see her graphs over at An Analysis of the Author Earnings Surveysurvey and see her graphs over at An Analysis of the Author Earnings SurveySurvey Data.

The publishing world has been abuzz with the results of the 2014 Digital Book World (DBW) and Writer's Digest Author Survey.

We now have a full suite of results from this survey, 2017 BookBaby Author Ssurvey, 2017 BookBaby Author SurveySurvey.

How I Gathered This Information These survey results are based on my discussions with 47 authors who have written and published at least two non-fiction books.

That's why I was far more interested in the results of Beverley Kendall's survey of self - published / hybrid authors.

When I announced the survey and asked for authors to participate, I knew the results would be heavily skewed toward SF / F writers in my network.

I enjoyed the DBW survey results which shed light on the experiences of the self - published, traditional and hybrid authors.

Through analyzing the components behind what Coker calls Viral Catalysts, or in other words, the things that make a book more likely to be discovered, the survey results shed some light on what is important for authors to know about their own books.

The results of the survey were fairly astounding, with 30 % of those authors responding that they did not attempt traditional publishing first.

The results of Smashwords» survey showed a few crucial pieces of information for authors looking to price their books in order to reach a maximum readership.

Digital Book World and Writer's Digest magazine announced some of the results of an in - depth author survey at this morning's Digital Book World Conference and Expo in New York.

Today I saw some of the results of an author survey from our friends at Digital Book World and Writer's Digest.

In fact, according to the results of the recent self publishing survey by Taleist.com, Authors who submitted to popular reviewers on Amazon received 25 % more reviews than average and earned 32 % more revenue for their latest release.

Angela DeCaires Publishing Director Today I saw some of the results of an author survey from our friends at Digital Book World and Writer's Digest.

Marie Force, New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author, just released the results of a reader survey.

The previous Taleist survey, the results of which were published as an ebook that authors and publishers could purchase in order to learn more concrete information on self - publishing, came under attack for a variety of reasons, including a having a relatively small pool of respondents and the unquantifiable nature of some of the questions.

We surveyed almost 1,000 readers and analyzed the results to find out what the takeaways are for the author community.

Interview (8:49)- Stephen Windwalker, author of The Complete User's Guide to the Amazing Kindle 2 and creator of the weekly e-newsletter, Kindle Nation, serves me delicious pancakes at his home and talks about creating Kindle Nation, Digital Rights Management, how his use of the Kindle has changed, and the surprising results from his recent Kindle survey.

Note, too, that the author of this article links to «What Advantages do Traditional Publishers Offer Authors», which for a mere $ 295 will let you see the survey results and, presumably, other information.

The survey results show that hybrid [authors are] achieving greater success with their self - publishing efforts than... authors who only self - publish, but they don't tell us why.

Survey Results Spreadsheet: In the survey results, one of the author entries was for $ 13M revenue / yr, whereas the monthly revenue entry would indicate this probably should have been $ 1.3 M (unless it is Hugh's entry and includes a well - negotiated advance for Wool: The Movie: PaSurvey Results Spreadsheet: In the survey results, one of the author entries was for $ 13M revenue / yr, whereas the monthly revenue entry would indicate this probably should have been $ 1.3 M (unless it is Hugh's entry and includes a well - negotiated advance for Wool: The Movie: PResults Spreadsheet: In the survey results, one of the author entries was for $ 13M revenue / yr, whereas the monthly revenue entry would indicate this probably should have been $ 1.3 M (unless it is Hugh's entry and includes a well - negotiated advance for Wool: The Movie: Pasurvey results, one of the author entries was for $ 13M revenue / yr, whereas the monthly revenue entry would indicate this probably should have been $ 1.3 M (unless it is Hugh's entry and includes a well - negotiated advance for Wool: The Movie: Presults, one of the author entries was for $ 13M revenue / yr, whereas the monthly revenue entry would indicate this probably should have been $ 1.3 M (unless it is Hugh's entry and includes a well - negotiated advance for Wool: The Movie: Part 1).

Authors are more committed to their agent than to their publisher, according to early results from a survey of traditionally published writers.

Her and Jeremy Greenfield's detailed rendition of some of the «What Authors Want» survey's results is being offered by DBW on its site under the title What Advantages Do Traditional Publishers Offer Authors?

Authors: It's All About Book Marketing reports the results of a survey of authors regarding favorite webinar topics, and marketing is the fAuthors: It's All About Book Marketing reports the results of a survey of authors regarding favorite webinar topics, and marketing is the fauthors regarding favorite webinar topics, and marketing is the favorite

-LSB-...] When I reported the Digital Book World and Writer's Digest Author Survey annual writing income results for 2013, Hugh Howey, casting the results as indie vs. traditional publishing, demanded a recount: -LSB-...]

While the Author Earnings sample examines the high end of earners, the results are depressingly consistent with the findings I've reported from the Digital Book World and Writer's Digest Author Surveys for 2013 and 2014: While a few authors are making money from their writing, not that many authors make that much money.

Howey says, «What is most illuminating about the survey results to me is the fact that the authors who have published both ways (traditional and self - published) have the least affinity for traditional publishing.

Nicola Solomon, chief of the 9,500 - member Society of Authors, a trade union for UK authors, delivered the bad news first: survey results indicate that professional authors» median incomes in the UK declined 29 percent between 2005 anAuthors, a trade union for UK authors, delivered the bad news first: survey results indicate that professional authors» median incomes in the UK declined 29 percent between 2005 anauthors, delivered the bad news first: survey results indicate that professional authors» median incomes in the UK declined 29 percent between 2005 anauthors» median incomes in the UK declined 29 percent between 2005 and 2013.