Sentences with phrase «entire backlist»

Another benefit of POD and ebooks is that you can keep your entire backlist in print forever which allows you to gain some traction.

My entire backlist is available either in print or ebook format.

One of the «Big Five Publishers», Macmillian has announced they will be launching their entire backlist as eBooks.

No publisher so far has authorized their entire backlist, and new books are hardly ever included.

There's a tension in the indie world about needing to publish quickly, needing to get works out there, because that's what (some) successful self - publishers happen to have done — often because they had trunked novels stored up, essentially starting out with an entire backlist intact.

I even see instances where somebody went through my entire backlist and bought one of each.

How do you generate interest in a new release if that interest is predicated on the buyer having already read the entire backlist?

«Patrons are excited to have digital access to public library content; hoopla does a tremendous job of providing patrons with access to our entire backlist, and creates an opportunity for our titles to connect with new audiences.»

As part of the agreement, Simon & Schuster will make available its entire backlist of thousands of books, including works by authors ranging from Ernest Hemingway to Stephen King.

# 10 Traditional publishers to fight back: Publishers may have a lot up their sleeves (e.g. auctions of the entire backlists, lawful sanction, etc.).

Not exact matches

Authors benefit because shorter books make the entire publishing process is quicker, meaning they can build up a backlist faster.

Maybe you will think I am naive, or just hopefully optimistic, but when I took on the challenge of heading up the digital development of DBP I thought that we could have our entire monochrome backlist converted into ebooks and on sale within 6 months, and then we could start on our illustrated list.

But before that accidentally morphs in anyone's mind into «one in three copies of a new comic is sold digitally,» consider that digital figure may include DC's entire digital backlist, however deep that is.

Harlequin is one publisher who I see is really taking advantage of the digital opportunities with its epublished only fiction, it's decision to digitize its entire front list of over 120 titles every month while digitizing its backlist at the same time, by offering all series books a month in advance, by pushing its content onto devices through partnerships with Daily Lit, providing its content for cellphone users.

I always get excited when I see that entire series of backlist books have been released as e-books.