Sentences with phrase «big handful of authors»

A big handful of authors and I got together to offer a book giveaway that starts August 28th and goes until midnight EDT Tuesday, September 5th.

Not exact matches

I've already picked out an author name and in the process of setting up another blog (I'm used to juggling multiple blogs so it isn't really a big deal for me to have a handful of author blogs).

I don't think we'll ever go back to a time when big publishers give marketing help to more than a handful of authors.

And this toxic culture is not only about the big businesses who must make a profit to sustain their systems; it's not about readers being trained to expect free books; it's not about a handful of authors scamming the system — the root of the problem is authors not valuing their own work enough to treat it like a business and expect to be paid for their labor.

Personally, I much prefer on - line book «browsing» to brick & mortar stores which carry only a handful of titles by comparison (and then only those authors from the Big 5 stables) while providing only back - jacket reviews.

I try to do a handful of writing contests or giveaways each year — these could include publishing or book marketing help, cool stuff only authors could appreciate, or bigger things like a free resort stay in Mexico or a month's writing retreat in a castle.

I guess it's easier for big companies to say I'm sorry to a handful of authors who actually monitor their royalty statements than it is to get it right in the first place.

This time, when comparing only the earnings of «New» authors who debuted after 2010, we see that below a tiny handful of mega-selling Big - 5 debuts (like Veronica Roth), far more «New» indie authors are making a good living from their Kindle e-books than their «New» Big - 5 peers.

In addition, even though publishing contract terms (including advances, royalties, and rights) are simply awful for 99 % of authors, a relative handful of Big Name Authors do in fact benefit disproportionately from their alliances with Big Publauthors, a relative handful of Big Name Authors do in fact benefit disproportionately from their alliances with Big PublAuthors do in fact benefit disproportionately from their alliances with Big Publishing.

In the video below, Carol Topp showcases just a handful of authors who have made it big with their published works.

What traditional publishers are doing is relying upon those handful of big name authors entirely as their publishing model, forgetting that the majority of their «other» sales are what makes them the money.

The small handful of Big Five authors with Top - 100 UK ebooks who were also selling well in the US were names that would surprise no one: Robert Galbraith, Lee Child, E L James, Michael Connelly, Harlan Coben, Andy Weir, Jojo Moyes, and Paula Hawkins.