Sentences with phrase «by the bookseller at»

That may have changed this week through the acceptance speech delivered by a beloved laureate at Monday evening's (May 14) annual British Book Awards, staged by The Bookseller at London's Grosvenor House.

Not exact matches

Fast - forward six decades and one of the remaining posters was discovered by a bookseller who bought a box of old books (where the poster was hidden) at auction.

Another closely watched space is 32,000 square feet at 100 Broadway between Pine and Wall Streets that was recently vacated by the bookseller Borders.

This event is sponsored by Morningstar, John Wiley and Sons Publishers, The Reader, The University of Nebraska at Omaha College of Business Administration and Omaha Airport Hudson Booksellers and is an excellent opportunity to visit with several Buffett authors, newsletter editors, stock analysts, Berkshire managers and fellow shareholders.

In 2016, Amazon Studios released Manchester By the Sea to theaters, bringing the company that started out as a bookseller in 1996 into the best picture race at this year's Oscars.

(Booksellers, by the way, have been astonished at how well this is selling.)

If the title you want is missing, ask your bookseller to order it for you or contact the publisher, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., by phone at 212-850-6000 or by mail at 605 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10158 - 0012.

Launched in September 2014, The Pigeonhole has been nominated for the Digital Innovation Awards at the London Book Fair, Future Book's Digital Campaign of the Year for its work promoting Ken Follett's A Column of Fire, and its founding editor Anna Jean Hughes was named as a Rising Star of the publishing industry by The Bookseller magazine.

She was named a Rising Star of the publishing industry by The Bookseller, and shortlisted for the Digital Achiever of the Year Award at the Future Book Conference 2015.

If you're a bookseller you're having a wonderful time wandering the aisles, gazing at the new season's splendid goodies, catching sight of Stephen King or the Pillsbury Doughboy or Ed Meese or Barry Manilow, being treated like royalty by the publishers who want your business.

Organized by Indies First, more than 1,000 authors will be working as guest booksellers at locally owned shops across the country.

If you bought your tolino eReader at a bookseller, who is no longer part of the tolino alliance, your customer service will be provided by another bookseller.

At this week's annual FutureBook conference, put on each year by The Bookseller, a number of highly impactful and forward thinking companies were honored as Digital Innovation Awards winners and nominees.

As brick - and - mortar bookstores struggle to carve out their own unique niches in a market overrun by discounted online book buying opportunities, the UK - based Booksellers Association is hard at work helping their shop owners keep up.

On the other hand, Amazon has always proved itself to be an opponent of «e-fairness» at every turn, has done grievous harm to communities of readers across the country by driving booksellers out of business and leaving many cities without a bookstore at all.

Without relationships with major bookseller accounts, an Agent - Publisher's marketing and discoverability efforts will be nominal at best, supported by inexpert efforts in new media marketing.

They'd be much more likely to adopt Amazon's Kindle ereaders if they thought they could find new books for much less than they could by 1) buying Amazon's own hardcovers or 2) shopping at the local bookseller (think retail discounter and current ebook competitor Barnes and Noble).

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This week, I'll just take a brief look at some numbers from an article by the German Publishers and Booksellers Association about the market share of ebooks in the current German book market.

Yet just as high street booksellers blanched at the rise of the e-book (and consequent shrinking of their bestseller market and creeping dominance by Amazon), so academic bookshops are right to be wary of how digital inevitably benefits the bigger publishers over smaller campus bookstores.

To look at this Amazonian basin — vs. everybody else's — Shatzkin has a string of events led by journalist and author Brad Stone, speaking as he did at The Bookseller's TheFutureBook Conference, from his book, The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.

A quote in an article for The Bookseller by James's editor Anne Messitte at Vintage / Anchor explained the journal's creation and purpose: «As E L James travelled and met with her readers, there was a great curiosity about how she got started writing.

It got to where Guy Mallon books were being reviewed regularly by the major poetry journals, and we were packing up our wares every Memorial Day weekend and hauling them off to display them at the annual American Booksellers Association convention.

The Asociación de Librerías de México was officially unveiled at the Guadalajara Book Fair by its founders, aimed at representing the country's booksellers and vouching for their interests, said the association's president, Rodrigo Pérez - Porrúa, director of the Porrúa - Hermanos bookstore chain.

The final presentation at this year's FutureBook event, hosted by The Bookseller and sponsored by Kobo, Ingram, Atwood Tate, Nielsen, and YUDU, was to give out the Innovation awards in a large number of diverse categories that spanned the major functions in digital publishing.

Charlie Redmayne spoke on two panels today in London at the FutureBook conference, the third annual conference put on by The Bookseller.

Comprised of a series of essays and interviews by indie authors, booksellers and publishers, readers will get a look at the many aspects of the indie community, where publishing professionals of all types come together with the simple goal of creating something unique; something that speaks directly to the reader, no middleman necessary.

With this service, your book is displayed at influential trade shows that are attended by the people you want to see your book such as agents, publishers, book buyers, booksellers, media, and anyone involved in the publishing industry.

She also builds Kobo's partnership with the American Booksellers Association by coordinating events at US bookstores that bring together local indie authors and bookstores and help spread the word that you can support your local store by buying books via Kobo.

Just in time for those reports that Big Five publisher Simon & Shuster (S&S) is, like Hachette, in negotiations with Amazon, as covered here by Sarah Shaffi at The Bookseller.

It's worth noting that reports of Nosy Crow's new partnership with the National Trust for a range of important new releases — announced by Kate Wilson and Katie Bond at The Bookseller's conference, and covered by our Charlotte Eyre — is a major list of traditionally produced works, not (at least as described in coverage) new titles in Nosy Crow's trademark app division.

Philip Jones, editor of The Bookseller, said: «The AudioBook of the Year prize will enable us to showcase the brilliant work done by narrators and publishers of audiobooks at a pivotal movement for the format.»

His piece, An agent's manifesto, published in 2012 at The Bookseller, was celebrated by many as a watershed statement of new support in an era of fresh entrepreneurism.

We started out thinking we'd be looking at publishers, reviewers, and booksellers and calling them to task, then quickly realized we needed to start by looking at ourselves, and so our project is quickly morphing into a «report for change.»

US Bookseller Experiments With Online Handselling, Subscription Model by Rachel Aydt at Publishing Perspectives on Roxanne Cody (Hand - selling across the Ether.

That suggests strongly that the 500 % increase suggested by at least one UK publisher and referenced by The Bookseller's Philip Jones in the excellent Futurebook email newsletter:

By Philip Jones, editor of The Bookseller (6/24/16)-- Publishing's nightmare scenario has come true: at about 4 am this morning the major media outlets confirmed that the UK population had voted in favour of taking the UK out of the European Union.

Organised by The Bookseller, they culminate in a gala ceremony at The Grosvenor House Hotel, held on 14th May.

That was the view of some delegates responding to the passionate address by Seni Glaister, CEO of The Book People — the UK's highly successful bookseller — at last week's Futurebook Conference in London.

If you're being published by a traditional publishing house, there are many people — from editors to sales representatives to marketing managers to publicists to even book buyers at the major booksellers — who will weigh in on the consumer appeal and effectiveness of your book's title.

And, while now book discounting is an expected practice, in 1975 B&N became the first bookseller in America to sell books below publisher's established list prices by offering New York Times bestsellers at 40 % off.

Many, including Fabrice Piault and Barbara Casassus for The Bookseller, covered the comments made at Frankfurt Book Fair last week by Hachette Livre's Arnaud Nourry (pictured by Bernd Hartung for #FBM15).

Curtis Brown's self - publishing list «exciting», say authors by Benedicte Page at The Bookseller (registration required.)

The Bookseller's FutureBook 2012 Conference was held at London's Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Broad Sanctuary on Monday / Photo by Porter Anderson

But the darkening truth of it is brought home by Ashlock, talking about the Eisler - Gottlieb exchange at The Bookseller:

As reported by Lisa Campbell at The Bookseller, Nielsen Book's Steve Bohme at this week's BookInsights Conference in London said that sales of self - published ebooks accounted for 22 percent of the digital book market in the UK in 2015.

Though the Kindle is at heart a reading machine made by a bookseller — and works most impressively when you are buying a book or reading it — it is also something more: a perpetually connected Internet device.

The tolino vision 4 HD, developed by Deutsche Telekom in collaboration with the major German booksellers, now offers you even greater comfort with a new feature: the new smartLight, which ensures that you have the best reading experience at any time of day.

Over 2 million eBooks are waiting to be read by you — browse around the clock in the online stores of the tolino booksellers and download interesting new books onto your eBook Reader at all times.

Calls for the UK government to address high street rents and rates to help bricks and mortar booksellers were made by both Philip Jones, editor of The Bookseller, and Foyles CEO Sam Husain at the London Book Fair last Monday.