Sentences with phrase «back jacket copy»

They can feature your author headshot, back jacket copy, reviews and quotes, cover art, and more.

Put book endorsements on your book cover and back jacket copy.

Not exact matches

Just as I begin to slip into my seat of authority and believe the jacket copy the publishers write about me, Ecclesiastes brings me back to earth.

Redesign your covers, obtain new praise blurbs or write new book jacket copy, get new reviews, and spend marketing dollars toward generating new interest in your tried - and - true back list.

You can change the subtitle, rewrite the book and reload it on Amazon, change the cover design, the blurb, the flap jacket and back cover copy, and so on.

QUESTION: Do you have any tips to offer self - published authors trying to write the back cover or jacket copy for their book?

If you're working on your first book, you will inevitably have to sit down and write the sales copy that appears on the back of your book (also known as «jacket» copy).

The additional space provided by the interior of the dust jacket allows us to print descriptive copy about your book and your author biography on the inside flaps, while the back cover may include excerpts of reviews or endorsements.

Other authors write even fewer words and just copy and paste the description on the back of their book jacket.

One of the most enticing aspects of publishing one's own manuscript is taking into consideration all of the details that are normally handled by the publisher, such as timing the release date of the novel to not coincide or compete with a novel of a similar slant and establishing a price base, providing advanced reader copies of the text to other authors in order to solicit back jacket reviews, and bringing the manuscript to the e-reader markets.

I looked at the Hugo Finalists Amazon descriptions (I don't have the actual books and therefore it hard to guess if this is the same as on the back of the paperback / jacket - copy.

When you submit information about your book we will take it and turn it into professional, marketable material that will appear on your back cover copy, hardcover dust jacket flaps (if applicable), author bio, and any other areas you would like it to appear.

I'm helping some friends write marketing copy for a new product they've developed, and it got me thinking about book descriptions (by which I mean the jacket copy, or the back - of - book description, or what some people call the blurb *).

Now I'm not talking about the contents of the book itself, I'm talking about things like the cover, book jacket, book size (both dimensions and page count), as well as endorsements, back cover copy, etc..