Sentences with phrase «bookstores come calling»

So if you're putting in the effort to market the heck out of your book and generate demand, it will only be a matter of time before the bookstores come calling.

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I was browsing a second hand bookstore in San Francisco a month or so ago, and came across an obscure little paperback (published in 1972) called The Art of Indian Cooking by Monica Dutt.

My local area (LA / San Diego) indie bookstores won't return my calls or emails about signing in their store, yet bemoan the fact on PW that «authors won't come sign.»

One interesting new initiative comes from a bookstore in Toronto that operates what they call the Biblio - Mat; it's a vending machine that dispenses random old books for two dollars a pop.

All of the various B&N bookstores have told us that they only received 5 to 8 units per store and most were only available to people who called the store to reserve them before they officially came out.

When John Churchman dropped off his self - published picture book, The SheepOver, at his local Vermont bookstore in early October, he had no idea that within a month, major booksellers and agents would come calling.