Sentences with phrase «discussion about book publishing»

There was an interesting discussion about book publishing models in a Facebook group for self - published authors that I co-moderate.

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There is another reason to ask your audience (and potential readers) to contribute to the discussion about your book cover — and yes I realise I am telling you this as I am about to ask you for feedback on the cover options but this series is supposed to be an honest peek behind self - publishing so...

I'm happy to answer this and any other questions about SELF - e in the Publishing Your Book forum of the Discussion Group area.

Kaufman spoke about Copia's global expansion into Australia and Spain — and alluded to some big news that will hopefully be launched in time for next month's O'Reilly Media Tools of Change publishing event — as well the popular reception of the annotation feature that lets authors enter the discussion and post commentary inside the pages of readers» books, almost creating a «director's cut» out of books, much the way that JK Rowling has granted her fans insider access into the creation of the Harry Potter books by adding additional notes and comments on the series.

Here's why: I spend a lot of time participating in online discussions among self - published authors so that I can learn as much as possible about their book marketing challenges and help them solve their problems.

With all the discussion about self - publishing books and how published authors can reap their backlists in order to sell more books, I thought it appropriate to bring in someone who has become a bestselling author using today's technologies.

In Episode 2, Mark interviews Joanna Penn of The Creative Penn about her latest book The Healthy Writer: Reduce Your Pain, Improve Your Health, And Build A Writing Career For The Long Term (co-authored with Dr. Euan Lawson) and they also have a discussion about trends in publishing and speculation about the opportunities that are likely to be on the horizon for writers.

In Episode 2, Mark interviews Joanna Penn of The Creative Penn about her latest book The Healthy Writer: Reduce Your Pain, Improve Your Health, And Build A Writing Career For The Long Term (co-authored with Dr. Euan Lawson) and they also have a discussion about trends in publishing and speculation about the opportunities that are... Continue reading Episode 002 — Living The Healthy Writer's Life with Joanna Penn

The publishing industry has spent the past few weeks reeling from the insights provided by DBW and AuthorEarnings into what book sales data actually feels like for the rights holders involved, if not actually providing meaning discussion and furthering conversations about how accurate comparative sales data can help authors and publishers.

From our discussion I drew out three interesting observations about business book publishing in the 21st century.

With so much discussion in the industry about reasons for authors to choose indie publishing over traditional, many authors and readers alike tend to overlook the fact that the end result of a traditional publishing deal only comes about after a publisher has signed the author's book.

Join this panel of publishing industry experts for a lively and illuminating discussion about writing, publishing and marketing your book.

Reading Group Guide Discussion Questions — Whether you are self - publishing or going with a conventional publishing house, a reading group guide and / or book club discussion questions are great ways to initiate meaningful conversations about Discussion Questions — Whether you are self - publishing or going with a conventional publishing house, a reading group guide and / or book club discussion questions are great ways to initiate meaningful conversations about discussion questions are great ways to initiate meaningful conversations about your book.

But what bothers me more are those authors, and they are too often self - published authors (and that gives all of us who do some indie publishing a bad name), who go on the attack on discussion boards or who think it is their right to take over a discussion thread by hijacking it to talk about our book.

I didn't add the information about how both publications have different options for self - published books because I didn't want to take it into a «should you pay for a review» discussion.

Best - selling author, Dan Poynter, once billed as the world's largest one - person publishing company, Para Publishing, joins us on July 18th for a solid hour of detailed discussion about the 10 deadly mistakes that authors make while planning, writing, promoting, and profiting from thpublishing company, Para Publishing, joins us on July 18th for a solid hour of detailed discussion about the 10 deadly mistakes that authors make while planning, writing, promoting, and profiting from thPublishing, joins us on July 18th for a solid hour of detailed discussion about the 10 deadly mistakes that authors make while planning, writing, promoting, and profiting from their books.

Published & Profitable friends and members are invited to a special teleseminar discussion of The Ten Awful Truths about Book Publishing — And What To Do About Them on Thursday, July 15, when I interview Stefanie Guzikoabout Book Publishing — And What To Do About Them on Thursday, July 15, when I interview Stefanie GuzikoAbout Them on Thursday, July 15, when I interview Stefanie Guzikowski.

Hosted by Joanna Penn, the Creative Penn podcast is sponsored by Kobo Writing Life and features interviews with authors, inspirational coaching, writing tips, creative resources, publishing options, book marketing advice and discussions about entrepreneurship.

Discussion about Amazon, indie author earnings and publishing costs, and ways to promote your self - published books.

Without any discussion about my long - term writing plans, the book was published under a women's fiction imprint.

This year's London Book Fair featured a panel discussion about the topical issue of the day: «Brexit: Good News or Bad News for the Publishing Industry?»

Unfortunately, as in most discussions about the future of book publishing, people don't differentiate between consumer books and professional books.

The announcement of KU intersects and influences the previous debate and sets off new discussions about how and why people do and should be able to read books, treatment of and compensation for authors, indie vs. traditional publishing, book pricing, price fixing, antitrust and monopolies, capitalism and fairness.

I'm currently in the process of finishing my first book, Exodus, which will be out by december, and having browsed through page after page of discussions on the internet about how and where to publish, and more specifically the discussions on Bookbaby, there is one advantage of Bookbaby that I haven't seen mentioned anywhere.

Over the past decade many discussions about the future of books, the future of publishing, the future of reading and the future of writing — the future of all things related to our industry — have taken place.

-LSB-...] a discussion about self - publishing gets heated, you can be sure someone will say, «If we let just anybody publish a book, soon -LSB-...]

When Lisa Freiman, Senior Curator and Chair of the Department of Contemporary Art at the Indianapolis Museum if Art, completed the jurying of our 2012 Midwest Competition, the results of which will be published in August as Issue # 102, we had a discussion about the overwhelming amount of abstraction in the applicant pool; indeed, the book will strongly reflect this.

After the war Hausmann published several books about Dada, including Courier Dada (1958), and opened discussions with several American artists, including Robert Rauschenberg, George Maciunas, Jasper Johns, Wolf Vostell and Daniel Spoerri, about the emerging trend known as Neo-Dada, as well as the European Fluxus movement and Nouveau Realisme.

Lomborg's errors in his discussion of climate change have been documented by many sources including A 2010 book published by Yale University Press titled The Lomborg Deception: Setting the Record Straight About Global Warming.

He had his rough edges, but I also enjoyed discussions with him about law books and legal publishing.