Sentences with phrase «bookstore than a library»

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Granted, perfection is unattainable, but like the holy grail it must be sought, if for no other reason than that the quest itself is a goad, pushing the earnest reader to the library or the bookstore.

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The popular — and, in some libraries and bookstores, controversial — erotic trilogy has sold more than 10,000,000 (yes, that's 10 MILLION) copies worldwide in all formats.

I do twice as many events at libraries than I do at bookstores these days, and all of them allow me to sell books at the end of the event.

«We provide a really different experience than previous digital retailers... once you pay you can just read whatever you want, it has the feeling of being in a real world bookstore or library».

But it is much more difficult to make money from bookstore sales than from library sales.

Josie's take on blogging was slightly different, since she blogs from a bookstore rather than a library.

IngramSpark's global distribution network makes your book available to more than 39,000 retailers and libraries around the world, including major and local independent bookstores, and reaches over 70 online channels, including Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, and more.

A book club with regular attendance can do unknown names that are not known names per se better than libraries or bookstores that need to attract a completely new crowd every time.

They have the furthest reach, and more bookstores and libraries use them first than any other wholesaler.

Why this is changing: Libraries are more and more open to stocking indie books — much more so than bookstores, in general.

In the past 20 years, Amy has sold more than three million books into the bookstore, library, and chain store markets for small and mid-sized publishers.

In nearly all cases, reading e-books means giving up more privacy than browsing through a physical bookstore or library, or reading a paper book in your own home.

We focus on tightly targeted specialty markets more than general interest bookstores and libraries.

There is still something nice about going into a nice library or bookstore than you can't get by downloading a file.

Why this is changing: Libraries are actually more and more open to stocking indie books — much more so than bookstores, in general.

And despite their generally higher levels of library use and the fact that most prefer to borrow books rather than purchasing them, 57 % say they visit bookstores regularly.

Here's the long answer: My book has been out a little over a year and I'm doing more events, and contacting more bookstores and libraries asking them to carry it than I did in the beginning.

I would submit that trad publishing could do worse than adopt the Baen Free Library concept for ebooks and to allow bookstores to «remainder» midlist authors for one or two copies to local libraries.

If you want to get your book in bookstores and libraries, you're going to have to make it happen, and it's easier said than done.

Since libraries and bookstores are reluctant to stock indie titles, this means falling back on the free or 99c promo, which can produce a nice surge in rankings and thus sales but does, ultimately, promote that culture of buying rather than reading you're talking about.

Among e-reading device owners who read e-books, whites are more likely than minorities to look for e-books first at an online bookstore or other website, and those making less than $ 50,000 per year are more likely than those in higher income households to look first at a library.

Like most bookstores, libraries purchase content from book vendors like Ingram rather than directly from publishers.

My problem with Bowkers and the entire ISBN industry is that it is extremely overpriced and I don't see libraries and bookstores jumping at the opportunity to pick up an Indie Publisher any more than they will Amazon or Smashwords.

They might be more than happy to include it as part of their collection, or you might even be able to arrange a special book signing event in co-operation with your local libraries and bookstores.

This is not an original idea of mine, I read it somewhere else but I no longer no where that was: The App Store is more like an independent bookstore than a public library.

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