Sentences with phrase «books per year»

The Cleantech Group argues that the electronic reader industry can make a significant impact once people start transitioning from paper media en masse: «A user that purchasers fewer than 22.5 books per year would take longer to neutralize the emissions resulting from the e-reader, and even longer to help reduce emissions attributed to the publishing industry,» according to the study.

A combined 56 % of middle and high school students say they read 10 or more books per year.

I have my eye on one that publishes about 20 books per year, and serves a certain niche (home schooling, mostly nonfiction) and seems to be fairly famous in that niche, which is still growing pretty fast.

What percentage of people actually read more than 200 books per year?

As the average American reads 5 books per year, they will be able to keep 300 years worth of reading on their Valentine's or birthday gift.

Hello, I am doing a critical analysis for my Writing for publication module in southwales uni, do you know how I can find out the gross sales per genre for books per year?

If the latest survey about reading says anything at all, perhaps the subscription model will face a big challenge trying to win favor of most readers who averagely read 15 books per year.

I'm having trouble digesting the idea that «not needing to stress ourselves out (or burn ourselves out) to maintain a multiple - releases - per - year schedule» still means 2 - 3 books per year!!

To have a bestseller, you have to appeal to buyers who buy a handful of books per year.

Those who report preferences exclusively for print are reading an average 11 books per year while those who opt for ebooks are reading 15 or more titles per year, in the ministry's figures.

With reasonable assumptions, if you can write 7 books per year there is a 1 in 3 chance of achieving a 6 figure annual income.

If you can crank out 7 books per year (83 in your data set did so) you have a 40 % chance of making over $ 200 and a 30 % chance of making $ 300.

Robert Kroese reveals the process that allows him to write up to three books per year, and how authors can increase their sales potential.

Olga Vasileyva, science and education minister, says that Russians tend to read three or fewer books per year, and the average cost of books in Russia is half that in Europe and the United States.

Even more so among your hypothetical two books per year people, many of whom would probably much rather see the movie in any event.

We also evaluate and distribute exceptional books from small publishers who produce less than five books per year.

Especially not for peopla reading a couple of books per year.

Or approximately 3 books per year.

Multiply 3 books per year by $ 20,000 per book and you end up with $ 60,000 per year.

If you're one of those authors who can publish two books per year, you can use this method to always have a book listed under Last 90 Days.

Plans are to expand the list to over a dozen books per year and include a variety of other writing types, genres and authors.

I don't want to be a self - published author who churns out several okay books per year rather than one great one.

However, the flip side of that coin is that if money isn't playing as large of a factor, they're going to be publishing a lot fewer books per year (because of low - profit margins)-- as with Paltrow's current «four books a year» plan.

As a member of one of the book awards committees for the American Library Association, I receive between 1,000 and 1,500 books per year.

Today, the Division originates, edits, translates, and publishes over 7,000 comics, magazines, partworks and books per year throughout Europe, Mexico and Brazil.

We don't know (from what's been published here) how many of 100kers crank out six to twelve short books per year, or write formulaic books that require little change from one to the next except location, names, type of threat / protagonist, etc..

Delivering more than 4 million books per year, we offer competitive prices and stock a wide range to guarantee faster delivery times.

And they win because they can buy and read more books per year by their new favorite indie writers.

In my last position, I needed to bring in one title for every week I was in the office (about 36 books per year); proposals (and manuscripts) needed to arrive in excellent shape so that I could share with the acquisitions committee.

Those who crank out eight or more 30,000 word books per year are writing machines who've identified their target market, romance, fantasy, erotica, etc., know how to hit every trope and have the formula so firmly fixed, they have no need for developmental editing.

I read about 80 - 100 books per year, during which I probably discover an equal number of new books which look interesting (meaning that my list never gets shorter).

Hyde Street Press plans to introduce six to eight books per year.

How true it is that there are those who focus on the market where people read one or two books per year and then there are those who focus on the market where people are reading a dozen or so books per year.

Just because I don't write four books per year doesn't mean I think it's impossible.

Most publishing houses only let an author publish 1 or 2 books per year.

Earlier this week, Huffington Post published an article by Lorraine Devon Wilke addressed to «Self - Published Authors,» asking them NOT to write four books per year.

But if your average book sale returns less than a cup of coffee (as is usually the case) and you sell 100 books per year, profit opportunities lie outside the bookselling environment.

Based on that I could foresee your scenario playing out faster than by the end of 2013, particularly given that indie authors are putting out multiple books per year.

A full time income means the ability to write 2 to 6 books per year versus 1.

I publish several books per year, and my assistant helps me stay focused on writing.

An author publishing four books per year can get ten books up within 2.5 years and more than likely at that pace, after twenty books or so in five years, be making a pretty fine living from just indie - publishing, even with lower per - book sales.

An author with patience and the speed of two books per year can, over time, build up enough inventory to have enough of the reader feedback loops to make enough money indie - publishing.

For the most part, writers in this category of three or four books per year write a number of series, usually in different genres.

The average e-book author sells 560 books per year.

If you're reading 40 or more books per year only your e-reader, that would be the right choice.

On the other hand, you were offered the opportunity to distribute exclusively through Sam's Club, which promised you a special promotional deal guaranteeing you sales of at least 20,000 books per year.

Add in the extra overseas sales and movie options and two books per year could make a writer a decent living, and still can, if nothing goes seriously south.

At two books per year, a writer could make a decent living on $ 30,000 plus advances, which were not uncommon up until the last few years.

Highly tangential to the original topic, may I say I am STAGGERED by the number of people who read a gazillion books per year?

Unless they have a very liberal publisher, they're not publishing several books per year, some times it's less than a book a year.