Sentences with phrase «different sides of the publishing»

Yes, I have been following Michael A Stackpole's posts (Stormwolf.com), and yes I have been following J.A. Konrath's posts, and a hundred other blogs and people working the different sides of publishing and the impact of the electronic or epub publishing and POD publishing on it.

This week's episode is a wide - ranging conversation with Christopher Lombardo, an author who's experienced three different sides of the publishing world.

Not exact matches

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He observes, «There is something very odd about this war of words between successful authors on different sides of a tectonic shift in the publishing world: it doesn't exist in many similar industries facing the same sort of technological upheaval.

I later started using different tools such as Buffer and Coschedule to help me with the publishing side of my business.

There is something very odd about this war of words between successful authors on different sides of a tectonic shift in the publishing world: it doesn't exist in many similar industries facing the same sort of technological upheaval.

I feel qualified to offer a different side because I published a book through them also, but had none of the experiences he endured — in fact, it was totally opposite.

But before we examine relative pricing on different sides of the Atlantic, let's look at the other publishing categories.

As someone who writes in a couple very different genres and has some work with publishers while I've self - published other titles... I get so tired of hearing authors rage against the other side.

You and Data Guy didn't have to do this and I am humbled by everything that you do to help authors understand the business side of publishing and open their eyes to all its different possibilities, be it traditional, self, or hybrid.

There are strong opinions on both sides of the debate, but no trials have been published to date, that compare these two very different ways of feeding our dogs.

In any case, time is on our side, which on the long run means, we will be the winner of history, although at the moment, AGW screems us down or ignores us...... lets hold out 6 more years and the dices will fall different: Interesting enough: scientific AGW - papers were already voluntarily withdrawn from publishing at the highest rate ever -LRB-!!!)