Sentences with phrase «bookstore owners»

As a former bookstore owner, I have seen it all.

Especially if local bookstore owners are willing to change their business model slightly.

As I continued to meet with bookstore owners, we were being featured in magazines, national newspapers, local radio, and on TV shows.

But, that is not what many bookstore owners see.

They aren't really promoting it either and instead relies on bookstore owners finding out about Source.

Sales representatives use book covers and jackets as sales tools when approaching bookstore owners.

One of the reasons bookstore owners may choose not to buy and sell POD self - published books has to do with the pressure they are feeling from online sellers.

How do you attract the interest of reporters, radio or TV show producers, groups you'd like to present to, or even bookstore owners?

A Canadian bookstore owner is set to retire soon, which would ordinarily not make news headlines.

That's something that bookstore owners consistently discuss with me, is the methods of approach that independent authors and independent publishers use when they come into the stores to sell their books.

In terms of online bookstores not holding a huge market share, as an online bookstore owner, I would have to agree.

But with our small press book what we did was become active with independent bookstore owners and managers of chains around us.

As a former bookstore owner, I can tell you that this is probably easier than you think.

If you talk to them personally and present a professional appearance, many bookstore owners are happy to include new, local authors in their assortment.

When I got home that night, I received a message on Facebook from a local bookstore owner who wanted to carry Don't Eat Your Boogers in her store.

The golden boy is out of ideas, though, which is how he lands in the hands of bookstore owner Annie Darling.»

Kobo is running free classes for indie bookstore owners on how to profit from selling electronic books.

You're hearing a strongly stated opinion here, yes, from bookstore owner Keith Smith, in an opinion piece at The Bookseller, headlined Action not words.

Pride v. Prejudice by Joan Hess The 20th installment in Hess» Claire Malloy series finds the unstoppable semi-retired bookstore owner in the middle of a murder mystery — plus a whole bunch of other (entertaining) chaos.

The new NPR Morning Edition book club wrapped up today with a discussion of the first selection, Deep Down Dark: The Untold Stories of 33 Men Buried in a Chilean Mine, and the Miracle That Set Them Free by Hector Tobar (Macmillan / FSG; Macmillan Audio; OverDrive Sample; Oct), picked in December by bookstore owner and author Ann Patchett.

BETWEEN THE LINES Semi-retired bookstore owner Claire Malloy is back with her signature snark in this witty 20th installment of Joan Hess» series.

Everyone wins: readers get free books, people get to pass along enjoyable books they've finished reading and don't know what else to do with, and bookstore owners get more foot traffic.

Pride v. Prejudice by Joan Hess «Semi-retired bookstore owner Claire Malloy is back with her signature snark in this witty 20th installment of Joan Hess» series.

Now precious poodles Snickers and Oreo must help mystery bookstore owner Sam Washington and her Nana Jo solve this murder before this small town goes to the dogs!

A brick - and - mortar bookstore owner at Pennsylvania State University estimated that he would sell fewer books since students do not need middleman to access their learning materials.

A former brick and mortar bookstore owner, Stephanie Chandler has always known she wanted to work with books.

Much of the complaining by trad publishers and bookstore owners seems to be fear of change.

It may be hard out here for a pimp, but not Woody Allen's Murray, a financially struggling New York bookstore owner who falls into procuring rather naturally.

While bookstores are usually happy to fulfill specific customer orders, most bookstore owners refuse to buy books from Amazon, Amazon imprints, or Amazon affiliates such as Createspace.

Here's how bookstore owners and buyers see book covers on the Shelf Awareness website, a site that serves the brick - and - mortar side of book retailing.

The Arizona bookstore owner placed the value at $ 100,000.

When struggling bookstore owner Mary and Adam, a bad boy of professional hockey, are teamed together to help facilitate an image makeover for the other, they soon realize that opposites attract, and they find themselves unexpectedly frozen in love.

● SIGNATURE MOVE, by Jennifer Reeder, finds common ground between a closeted Muslim lawyer (Fawzia Mirza) and a free - spirited Chicana bookstore owner in this heartfelt and funny film about how modern romance can arise from a path steeped in tradition.

But it does introduce them to Evelyn (Alfre Woodard), a friendly bookstore owner who seems to know a thing or two on the subject.

And his pimp, the elderly bookstore owner Murray, is played by Woody Allen as a repository of familiar Allen shtick, broad ethnic humor and all — with the broadness buttressed by the caricatures that make up the supporting cast.

The project is called «Labor of Love» and Bruce Willis will play a quiet bookstore owner who agonizes over the fact that he never properly told his wife how much he loved her before she died.

Two bookstore owners unknowingly fall in love while battling for business in You've Got Mail.

Linda (voice by Leslie Mann), his owner, is a timid, bespectacled bookstore owner who has never journeyed far from the snowy community where she lives.

Trail Blazers (22:37)(Originally aired April 10, 2014) Feminist bookstore owners Candace and Toni make over the Portland Trail Blazers» cheerleaders and then have to cheer up the team itself.

Even the smallest roles (a frustrated bookstore owner, thieving street kids, a chain - smoking detective) are given a fresh dimension.

Competition from online stores like Amazon, economic trends and distribution challenges from indie authors has bookstore owners focused on their own survival.

New York City bookstore owner Otis Parker is dead, killed by a falling bookcase.

Indigo completes the trifecta of major bookstore owners boycotting exclusive published works that Amazon is creating.