Sentences with phrase «different editions of the book»

If an ISBN is like a fingerprint, every different edition of your book needs a separate set of fingerprints (ISBN) to identify it.

Not exact matches

Perhaps because the connotations of the word «malaise» are different in French and in English, perhaps because the word is virtually unusable in this context in the United States so soon after Jimmy Carter, and surely because Taylor expressly frames his book as a continuation of the inquiry nobly undertaken by Lionel Trilling in his Norton Lectures at Harvard under the title Sincerity and Authenticity, the American edition has been entitled The Ethics of Authenticity.

He knows how much the different versions of the first edition of Ulysses cost in francs, pounds, and dollars, how much Eliot received from all sources for publishing The Waste Land and how that compares with the per capita income of the United States at the time, and how much Ezra Pound's first book had increased in value by 1924.

The insistence that communism and fascism be weighed on different moral scales continues, says Martin Malia in his introduction to the American edition of The Black Book, because «no matter what the hard facts are, degrees of totalitarian evil will be measured as much in terms of present politics as in terms of past realities.»

The current edition of the DSM, the DSM - IV, is something like a field guide to mental disorders: the book pairs each illness with a checklist of symptoms, just as a naturalist's guide describes the distinctive physical features of different birds.

Because printed editions have very different layout requirements from ebooks, there are extra costs associated with the cover and text sections of your book.

Special book club editions of books may have a different binding or size from standard issue books from the same publisher.

Popular poetry books get published in dozens of editions; they get published in magazines, in columns and newspapers, in different typefaces with different margins, even different colors of paper, they go out on broadsides and are scrawled onto walls, and on and on.

Each edition has a different page count not because the length of the story has somehow changed, but because the number of pages a book contains is determined by that particular edition of the book's internal formatting.

The ISBN number is different for new versions and editions of books.

Do NOT load your book to Ingram with a different ISBN to avoid this process — having the same edition of your book with different ISBNs will cause problems for you.

Apple is getting into the business of comic books in a big way, with over 1,500 different editions and graphic novels on its platform.

Please note: In any combination of large collections of books will be any number of duplications, sometimes of the same edition or the same title and author, but a different edition.

If you want to sell the German edition of your book, putting it up on Amazon.de is probably a good idea (more on the different ebook stores and distributors in Germany in a later post).

I wish it were different and we're working to release free versions in other languages when those editions of the book comes out, but in the meantime my apologies to readers outside the US if you're not getting full text.]

Lastly (and to make things even more confusing), your categories for the Kindle edition of your book will be DIFFERENT yet again, and will need to be set via Kindle Direct Publishing, which is something we'll discuss in Part 4 of this series.

I've got a print and eBook on Amazon that are different editions of the same book.

Hardback editions and paperback editions of a paper books often have different layout and page numbering.

In cases where multiple editions of the same book are available and the page numbering varies in the different versions, the publisher would have to decide which paper book edition to use as the source of the page numbers.

I am going to assume that you have a paper edition of your book and you have your book available in all the different major online bookstores direct so you are getting paid monthly.

The world record for most translations of a single title signed by the author in one sitting belongs to Paulo Coelho (Brazil) who signed 53 different language editions of his bestseller The Alchemist on 10 October 2003, from 6:30 pm to 8 pm, at the Frankfurt Book fair, Germany.

One aspect that he spoke of was what he termed «enhanced hardcovers;» when the reader purchases the print edition of a book, the ebook could quite easily be included in the purchase, allowing the reader to choose the format he reads at different times.

Publishers set the price, and they can sell multiple editions of the same book with different «features»: one might have an audio track or special text - to - speech voices, while another could be plain text.

Royalties: Authors make different amounts of money depending on the edition of the book sold.

We only use different ISBNs as a standard procedure for the enhanced edition, or for a completely different layout (as in the case of an iBooks Author version of the same book).

I agree that different versions / editions of a book need a different ISBN.

Each of your books has sections for an outline, an overview, its contributors and the different editions that have been published.

For instance, film rights deal with a movie version of the book, translation rights deal with editions of the book in different languages, and serial rights deal with excerpts rather than the complete story.

As we've seen in previous articles, though, you may not be writing for any single territory, and you're not likely to create separate editions of your book for different English - speaking audiences, so you may have to choose a resource that's traditionally been used for one particular territory and use it for a worldwide audience.

An ISBN is assigned to every different format of the same book to help distinguish that edition in the marketplace.

Every edition of a book has to have a separate ISBN, i.e. an ebook will have a different ISBN from a printed book, the ePub version has to have a different number from the Kindle version etc. (Amazon do not require you to have an ISBN but if you wish your book to be recognised by your national library you will need one.)

Many clients have 8, 10, and even a dozen editions of the same book designed to be published at different vendors and in different formats.

This award, in contrast, is different as it is not - for - profit, with money raised through entry fees going to mental health charity Aware, and a bookshop distribution for the print edition of the book as its prize.

The Bible is the best - selling book of all time due to its backing by religion, word of mouth advertising, and the many different editions and translations that have been made over the years.

A different company, Animate USA, has also been publishing Kindle editions of Aurora's books in recent months.

The solution is a good one: new editions of these books will be put together, something that will make them different from the «for sale» editions.

You need a different ISBN for every book you publish as well as for different editions of the same book.

Who's going to incur the cost of promoting a new book or author in New Zealand, for instance, if the sale goes to a different company in the US — you need a way to connect the sale to the promoter who bears the cost of that sale (often, but not necessarily) the same publisher who is promoting the p - book edition at considerable expense).

For begin we will consider different devices in size with the small book of the pocket edition.

But in today's busy world, with so many demands on your time, it's not always easy to find information you can trust.In this introduction to The Women's Health Book, you will find out how and why women's health care is so different to men's; how you can keep your body and mind healthy as you grow older; and how to get the most out of a doctor's appointment.For a comprehensive look at every aspect of your body and health, you can go to the complete edition of The Women's Health Book.

Any specific book is going to be essentially undifferentiated in the different stores - it's not like Barnes & Noble would have an exclusive special chapter or two in a book, or would have an edition of it that's been proofread better.

Surprisingly, there are illustrations in at least one of the free editions of Beatrix Potter's books — Project Gutenberg's free version of The Tale of Peter Rabbit — but they're by an entirely different illustrator named Virginia Albert.

Online store of Barnes & Noble offers books in different formats, not only paperback, hardback or Nook book, but also audiobooks, and special editions.

Added to that, different stretch goals will unlock special rewards such as a PAC - MAN metal figure, artwork of the original PAC - MAN sketches and a limited - edition art book.

Or you could opt for the Charing Cross edition, which gets you a different box, a slightly shorter 26 cm high statue of Jacob that is also missing the giant cog seen in the Big Ben version, a map of London, art book and the soundtrack, all for # 75.

The game will come in three different variants: a standard edition, a SteelBook edition (basically the same game in a nicer, shinier case), and the premium «Take Your Heart» edition (which comes with goodies like an art book and a plush of the mascot character Morgana, among other things).

As galleries and artists vye for attention during Frieze week, bringing out the biggest and most eye - catching of works, Multiplied champions a different sort of project: it's dedicated entirely to artists» books, prints, and sculptural editions.

The photographs used for these Limited Editions originate from Guyton's artist's books — his Zeichnungen publications which present series of photographs of his drawings piled against different surfaces in his New York studio.

It functions as a non catalogue towards the project titled, «the death of god left the angels in a strange place» The book will have multiple volumes and different limited edition versions.

Different translations and editions of the book «The Limits to Growth» (1972), plexiglas, wire.