Sentences with phrase «big pub»

Somewhere after the clickbait headline, these articles invariably state (somewhere) something like this: ``... the latest sales numbers from leading publishers show a decline in e-books...» Well, sure — because their ebooks (depicted in purple in the authorearnings graphic at left) are drastically overpriced, and the indie / self - pubbed ebooks (depicted in blue) continue to gain ground with readers, pushing Big Pub's figures ever lower.

Big Pub is ignoring the obvious evidence of indie ebook dominance because they don't want to admit they've lost the war.

From 2010 to 2014 or so, it seemed like we'd get blogosphere firestorms every week cheering for, or predicting the demise of, Big Pub.

I was just talking with an author this weekend who's been with both small & large publishers, and she said the small publisher actually did a far more thorough job w / editing that big pub imprint.

Not to mention, as you say, the Big Pub titles not on KU.

If Big Pub can not refute this, they are completely screwed.

Big Pub and Big Media have both been battered by #MeToo and Trumpitis, now their largest and only remaining Big Box distributor is about to go under.

Unless you have a sweet publishing deal with a big pub.

It the «old days» (pre-2007), big pub got books into bookstores and bought prime real estate for the titles it wanted to push.

«Big Pub basically runs its own monopoly over writers,» a commenter on a New York Times article retorted, and I received an email about the Amazon - Hachette clash in which the writer complained of «the impossibility of a non-NYC writer just getting his foot in the door without sleeping with professors, visiting authors, publishers; without an M.F.A.; or without publications in major magazines (100 percent of which are supplied by agents).

Then again, if Big Pub told you to bark I'm sure you'd ask «How Loud?»

LP: The industry has gone through some big changes in the past few years and some authors who had been doing well with a big pub were let go, meanwhile many indie authors have really taken off — what do you think authors need to do to stay sharp and stay in this business?

But unlike the film and music industries, Big Pub has plenty more market and cultural shifts to contend with these days than just the rising popularity and availability of digital media.

But it occurred to me that there may yet be some unexplored and promising territory for Big Pub, if they're willing to entertain an unorthodox idea: a subscription model of ebook content delivery.

The funniest thing was that when it started looking like we weren't going to get the time of day from big pub, I started looking into the indie scene.

Even Big Pub sometimes pays attention if you contact them.

Since big publishers won their lawsuit and jacked eBook prices way up, I don't buy big pub books anymore.

The «author» being backed by a big pub house should not be a factor.

It is a really lovely spot with a big pub garden with a fun outdoor play area for the kids.

Now they, and the other big pubs know that they do.

I have already seen many cases where big pubs are wooing successful indie authors.

I'm always interested to see the big pubs response to these shifts in the pub world.

But part of the issue is that «the big five» are so closely held that many newer authors who do indeed take writing seriously don't have the old alternatives to big pubs — newspapers or magazines — to put out their stories in serial form (remember Charles Dickens?).

At one time, ALL «next big things» were nobodies, but the consolidation of big pubs, the focus on the bottom line, and other factors are the seeds of their own demise.

I've heard of some small publishers providing things the big pubs can't, like better royalty rates, more personalized service, more willingness to work with the author on cover image input, quicker times to publication and payments, etc..

Not exact matches

While the 1990s and early 2000s saw a big rise in brew pubs, the trend today leans more toward microbreweries that aim to distribute their product.

Change is sweeping through front bars and suburban watering holes across the city, with publicans of some of the city's most recognisable pubs spending up big in efforts to stay relevant in Perth's rapidly diversifying hospitality sector.

The deal will come as a blow to rival Tabcorp, which has TAB outlets in pubs and clubs across the country and still relies heavily on bets placed by customers in retail outlets despite a big improvement in its digital wagering revenue in recent years.

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Meet the family behind the bar of this character filled country style pub in the heart of the big smoke.

yo I'm against it two i want to be able to refuse services to Christians but that's discriminator, yup i want to plaster a big no Christians allowed sine on my pub, is it OK if i do that would you support that, i support your right to be a bigot and your right to hate do you mine, you filthy undead Sycophantic christian

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The EXECUTIVE CHEF is responsible for all food production and menu development including that used for the Pub, the Big Room, banquet functions and other outlets, while monitoring food purchase specifications and recipes.

Three weeks ago Accolade sold its 50 per cent share in Britain's biggest drinks distributor to pubs, Matthew Clark, in a sell - off of the entire business which reaped a six-fold return.

Blackback Pub says people are drawn to the bar for its ever - changing tap list, world class food from Chef Jamie Nelson, and the outright big personalities of its bartenders and patrons.

Sourcing and developing own label and exclusive wines for pubs, bars, and restaurants is very much now on the agenda of the country's biggest wine distributors and importers.

Rich Lister Bruce Mathieson and his pubs and pokies partner Woolworths have enjoyed a big year for their joint venture ALH.

The terms «Craft & Premium» didn't really exist as the big breweries also owned most of the UK's pubs (unlike the USA), so the market was «tied» to the big brewer's brands with few other choices.

Old Town Pub and Grub is popular for its namesake food and beverage, and for watching sports on big screen TVs.

Now that oysters - and - beer hall has become a mini-empire, with its own bread shop (Publican Quality Bread) and butcher (Publican Quality Meats), a raucous Wicker Park offshoot (right next to another of Kahan's restaurant group's runaway successes, the taco bar Big Star) called Publican Anker, and — perhaps most unlikely of all — Publican Tavern, a pub inside O'Hare Airport.

Bet you don't drink — your massive big head would not fit through the pub doors!

Having been inspired by the UK pub staff who all changed their names to Wayne Rooney for the World Cup, the entirety of Barca's youth players change their names in protest to Francesc Fabregas until their hero is allowed home Paul The Octopus ™, relocated from Germany to Spain, is asked the big question of the moment.

To Hawthorne pubs so full of Ale The 39th street boys begin to wail We hear that sound it is sooo mellow That fugitive thought he'd hide like jello Melotowns not a town in Tennessee It's Portlandia's face easy to see To basketball gods we lay at your feet No Dame that's not right your not worthy but big game James was a faker That's right Dame your a amker and taker of championship rings for Melotowns bride Portlandia's laid back appeal will take in stride Go Blazers!

Let's see what happens against the Big boys next year, oh yeah where the AKBs last week when we lost against a pub side!

When the old guard led by David Dein sold us the vision, we trusted them to make it happen, we voted with our wallets, Kroenke came in and stole, and is still stealing that dream from us with Wenger as a convenient scape goat while our commonwealth is being raided, the sad part is that the situation has seen the spuds steal the template of that dream, and so far so good for them, a bigger club would have implemented it faster though but still, they are on course and at this rate, while we watch after our coffers, a small pub team like the spuds will overtake us, for the first time in the Premier League era, they finished above us, a situation not conceivable previously, shows how much the institution Arsenal has deteriorated in recent times.

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The pub looks very small from outside but is surprisingly big inside.

Again on Saturday, Sky TV in the pub fro the price of a couple of pints was again a much cheaper option than forking out big money to actually attend the ground.

For 4 years I have been saying to pals at the Triangle pub that our biggest strategic issue is INJURY AVOIDANCE.

Every one who reads your nonsense knows you are a paid PUB shill and a «Big lie» con artist.