Sentences with phrase «book unless»

Do not name a book unless you have read it.

DETAILS: Before applying for this opportunity please bear in mind that if selected we will not be able to return your artist book unless you provide us with a prepaid self - addressed envelope.

British Airways flights are also available, but you are well - advised not to book unless you want to pay hundreds of dollars in fuel surcharges for your award ticket.

Do not book unless you want to listen throughout the night to loud music and screaming people One word....

Also, an agent might take an interest in your book but you'll never know about their interest in your book unless they can email you.

Most agents won't look at a previously published book unless it is steadily selling 10,000 or more units a month.

Thus, even though people might think it's cool that you're an author, they will not buy your book unless there's a reason that appeals to their self - interest.

Bookstores can not sell your book unless you've got one.

My reading life after change: ~ ~ I have a Kindle and will never buy a paper book unless I absolutely have to ~ ~ I can now afford to buy books and do so almost everyday ~ ~ Because self - pubbed authors are cheaper, I read more of them and my reading horizons are broadened.

Neither is publishing and selling your first book unless you just want to be a one hit wonder.

Being merely good for your age isn't going to cut it.As an aside, most of the major publishers (the ones who can get your book into bookshops) won't consider your book unless you have an agent.

They do NOT create the book unless you are looking solely at the printing or conversion into digital format.

While this obviously doesn't translate to cobbling your Kindle books together as quickly as possible to send them out the marketplace door, you don't want to spend too much time on any one book unless it warrants such attention.

it's just that no one will bother to print a book unless it was so significant to them that they will crave a physical artifact of the experience.

You can't lend a book unless its publisher has O.K.» ed this feature.

With novels, you wouldn't want to pitch the book unless it is completely done and edited to «perfection.»

You should avoid putting an image or illustration in your book unless it is necessary for the reader to imagine the world that resides in your book.

I needed the book to essentially sell itself, via reviews and the cover / blurb, to people who wouldn't pick up the book unless it was something they really wanted to read.

Now — you will not be able to influence social or user review sites such as Goodreads to promote your book unless you use paid ads, which may be something to look into if you are going that route too.

Bookstores won't sell your book unless it has a barcode.

Do not go there and talk about your book unless someone asks.

Although, online retailers are less selective than brick and mortar stores in regards to whether a book is returnable, typically, brick and mortar stores will not order a book unless it is returnable, so IngramSpark supports standard industry conventions by allowing publishers to designate whether or not their titles can be returned.

I know people who won't even touch a book unless a movie deal has been made, but then they just wait to see if the movie was entertaining enough to warrant the read.

Some won't open the book unless it looks inviting.

His straw arguments are that you can't review a book unless you buy it and read all of it.

You'll receive 40 % of the sales price for each book unless you split the royalty with a producer.

At conferences, agents talk about how they don't want writers to mention in queries that they self - published a book unless it sold over 1000 copies.

$ 10 books, on the other hand, are harder to afford and I believe readers will become hesitant to spend that much on a single book unless it's by their very favorite author.

To be honest, even with that community, I still wouldn't crowdfund your book unless you absolutely have to.

Don't open this book unless you're sitting in a comfortable chair with good reading light, because you won't want to move.»

What's more vain than an author refusing to publish their book unless its published by a big name NY publisher?

Meanwhile 30 % stated that have not read a single book unless it was mandatory reading in school.

So, let's get that «technique» out of the way right off: Do not ask someone to review your book unless you know they've read it.

But there's no way they're going to help you promote your book unless they really know, like and trust you.»

Don't rush ahead of yourself, and don't edit your own book unless you were an English major.

I do not brag for I consider my reading a private affair and I really do not talk about a book unless I think someone would like it or if I am with a group of serious readers

I've been into swapping my book collection through an online service, but I won't get a book unless I can see the cover and read something of what it's about, especially if it's a new author.

Musa won't release a book unless its tags, blurb and excerpt are turned in.

Nobody is going to ask for your book unless they have heard about it somewhere.

Don't spend any money advertising your book unless you know the precise target audience.

A traditional publisher would own the rights, and if they lose interest in your book, you can not print your book unless you purchase those rights back.

Those reviewers are unlikely to check out an indie published book unless it already has some accolades or awards, some credibility.

In fact many publishers will not print your book unless you have self published anything previously.

Most agents won't touch a self - published book unless it's had outstanding sales, which doesn't happen often.

No matter what, you won't rise up from obscurity with a mediocre book unless you win the lottery.

I realized no one was going to buy my book unless they actually knew about it!

Don't pick up this book unless you believe in love at first sight, enjoy seemingly deep conversations that are mostly puzzling, and don't mind a book with absolutely zero plot line.

Create Space will not place a title on the spine of any book unless it is more than 101 pages.

Book shoppers will never purchase your book unless you answer their all - important question, «What's in it for me?»

So far that I have found, CreateSpace is the cheapest by far for printing any perfect bound book unless you pay ahead or are up to using web presses (see below) at runs of ten thousand copies.