Sentences with phrase «bookstores selling»

One of the big problems with UK bookstores selling e-readers is that there is no consistency in the overall design.

The stores specialize in second - hand books with some bookstores selling antiquarian books, some specializing in maps,...

The stores specialize in second - hand books with some bookstores selling antiquarian books, some specializing in maps, and others peddling popular paperbacks.

Links from digital libraries could go not just to big e-book-sellers online but also to local bookstores selling paper books.

That's not a bad starting point, to be supplemented by other smaller options including independent bookstores selling physical products.

In fact I enjoy it, but it seems that many Christian bookstores sell things that are so completely unnecessary, yet still have the «Christian» tag attached to them.

The book is the No. 1 best seller on e-commerce site Amazon, in Washington, D.C., popular local bookstores sold out almost immediately.

A German company plans to help independent bookstores sell iRiver Story HD readers that are linked to their own eBookstores.

If your local independent bookstore sold a branded ereader, would you buy it?

A bookstore sell sheet (also known as one sheet) presents vital book data bookstores need to order your book and are a great promo tool.

The high visibility of your book translates to higher sales, and more profit not just for the bookstore selling your book but you as well.

I thought to myself: «It makes more sense to be a Pottery Barn selling a few books than a bookstore selling a few pots.»

If you plan to approach bookstores to stock your book on their shelves, you'll need a visually appealing bookstore sell sheet, which is what retailers and wholesalers use to get the information they need to order copies of your book.

Your website needs to represent you as if you were standing in a bookstore selling your books, doing a reading from your books or were at a book signing.

Even if resellers or bookstores sell books with the new DRM, customers with an old RMSDK 9 based reader (the old Jetbook Lite) can still purchase, download and read these ebooks.

In the meantime, Google will take the energy it used to spend on letting small bookstores sell ebooks and transfer that to trying to build Google Play into the ebook powerhouse it had hoped to become when it first launched the affiliates reseller program.

Since most bookstores sell hard copies and ebooks.

Many independent bookstores sell eBooks through affiliate partner Kobo, which offers more than 4 million eBooks downloadable over wifi or through the Kobo app.

They began working over a year ago with Google e-books to have indie bookstores sell those titles in - store digitally and there are even talks of the future development of a dedicated e-reader device.

It should include your bookstore sell sheet, sample chapters (or the full manuscript), your book cover image, and your headshot.

Just as important, when an independent bookstore sells a copy of one of their own titles, they collect all the profits, rather than a sliver.»

Your website needs to represent you as if you were standing in a bookstore selling...

We give no one a percentage of our money except for a distributor selling our books or a bookstore selling our books.

So, authors have books, bookstores sell books... what could be a better match?

Just six months after forging a partnership with the American Booksellers Association (ABA) to help independent bookstores sell ebooks, Canadian upstart Kobo has shown that it can crush the competition — even when the competition is one of the world's largest and most admired companies.

Several gift shops in national parks, nature reserves, information centers, and tourist destinations plus a popular independent bookstore sell Australian indie author Sandra Bennett's children's books.

Now that some indie bookstores sell e-books through their websites, my answer would be «Anything but a Kindle»!

Staff have contacted me to say they feel the decision is a bit short - sighted and reactionary, as it not only prevents Barnes & Noble from offering product to the new DC readers brought in by the reboot coming in to check out past trades, but also with the recent closing of chief competitor Borders, it leaves no mass market bookstore selling this work.

There's plenty of provocation on hand as well, notably Paul McCarthy's surprisingly direct broadside of Jeff Koons in the form of glossy sculptures of balloon dogs — with a gigantic hot - air version perched outside the fair's entrance — that tweak that fellow mega-artist for his eyebrow - raising 2011 legal fight with a small San Francisco bookstore selling mini balloon dog sculptures.

The bookstore sells law and general titles, and sells tablets as well.

Not exact matches

I still got rid of about a quarter overall, selling them to a nearby bookstore.

Having heard my experience, my brother - in - law is starting to give me his huge collection of books to sell to the bookstore.

She plans to run her business from home and personally market her books in hospitals, day - care centers, schools, libraries and bookstores, where she will read her stories to children and sell the books to parents.

Ever since Amazon opened its first physical bookstore in late 2015, there's been a question burning through industry circles: This retail initiative can't really be about selling good old - fashioned books.

With a small book run professionally printed she started approaching bookstores including Barnes & Noble, which let her give talks and sell her books in its stores.

After selling about $ 100,000 worth of plastic comb - bound books to interior designers via direct mail, Kimberly Causey wanted to get a real book onto the shelves of bookstores but couldn't afford to professionally print them.

Under the agreement announced on Thursday, Microsoft will have the right to receive about 22.7 percent of total proceeds of Nook's digital business, which excludes the college bookstores, if it is sold in the next three years.

For example, I think we are finally starting to differentiate between local businesses (your local restaurant, coffee shop, bookstore, gas station, movie theater, clothing store, art store, or anything else that sells to your local community) from a startup business (a company that might be small, but is selling to anyone anywhere in the world).

That was similar to the «everyone wins» idea behind Amazon's independent bookseller program called Amazon Source that allowed bookstores to sell Kindle devices and e-books and earn a commission on the proceeds from their sale.

The LRC is sold on better newsstands across Canada, including independent bookstores and Chapters / Indigo, and by subscription.

Or, you might write a book and sell it on Amazon and online bookstores.

While that might not seem like a lot, if you sell enough over the course of the year, you can get a pretty healthy passive income without actually having to stand outside the bookstore and hawk your own book.

The amazon.com website started as an online bookstore and later diversified to sell video downloads / streaming, MP3 downloads / streaming, audiobook downloads / streaming, software, video games, electronics, apparel, furniture, food, toys, and jewelry.

They treat the subject as if God can only be sold in Christian bookstores, but truth is truth anywhere it is spoken.

The problem, as I understand it, is that Christian bookstores probably won't carry it, and Thomas Nelson sells a lot of books to Christian bookstores.

«They won't let me use the word «vagina» in my book because we have to sell it to Christian bookstores, which apparently have a thing against vaginas.

However the idea of building a mosque next to ground zero is equivalent to opening a bookstore that only sells copies of «The Turner diaries» and flies a huge confederate flag two blocks from the OKC memorial.

Pyramid editor Leslie Schwartz indicates one reason for the vast volume of religious paperback sales: «Rather than [in] a specifically religious bookstore, these books are sold in very open, public places.

For those who aren't in London and don't have tickets to the sold - out shows, the script of the play was released in bookstores with midnight release parties, reviving a tradition that accompanied the book releases throughout the year.

John F. Kasson says in Rudeness and Civility: Manners in 19th Century Urban America that «most etiquette manuals were sold to people who would never have thought of entering a bookstore,» mainly by direct mail.