Sentences with phrase «everything they publish over»

Yet within the industry, there are also those attempting to explore subscription models, and in significantly different ways: Angry Robot offers its readers the opportunity to buy everything they publish over a six - or twelve - month period — a minimum of 12 or 24 ebooks — at a discount of a third on the cost of buying each book individually.

Not exact matches

«As the parents of young children, we know what it means to want to do everything you can to give them the healthiest start possible,» Honest Co.'s founders said in a blog post published over the weekend.

Maybe you've heard of it, maybe you haven't, but in the kinds of places I like to hang out the internet has been all up in a twitch over an article published in the New York Times earlier this month titled Why Everything We Know About Salt May Be Wrong.

Since I've been publishing a few different gift guides over the past couple of weeks, I've already shared a lot of great gift ideas that you can find here (generic but thoughtful gifts), here (gifts for the person who has everything), here (gifts for foodies) and here (gifts all -LSB-...]

With millions of apps published over the App Store as well as Play store, we know that there is an app for everything we can imagine.

«Everything transfers over from your current car», says Ben while filming a video the company was planning to publish that day.

The publishing companies that adore Amazon's money today, were falling all over themselves to give the bookstore chains everything they asked for.

We have control over everything as a self - published writer, which is both a blessing and a curse.

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Ksenia Anske, a fantasy writer who has taken to Twitter to build a platform for her self published fantasy series, now boasts over 50,000 followers and updates regularly on everything from the perils of writer's block to the perfect cup of coffee.

This immediately enabled me to have the final say over everything I wrote and wanted to publish.

In addition we are hoping to present over 100,000 commercial eBook titles from our friends at Digital Pulp Publishing, & eBooks About Everything and other fine commercial eBook sources... for a grand total of nearly 3/4 million eBooks.

And since editing is often the largest publishing cost (often over $ 1000, whereas cover design, formatting and everything else together can be had for much less) editing is the biggest decision and largest investment you will make self - publishing your book.

Over the next 4 Tuesday mornings, I'll walk you through the 4 key stages of publishing a book, covering everything from how to get in the door, to how to introduce your new book baby to the world.

You'll learn everything you need to write and publish books that earn consistent income, by building a powerful author platform that attracts new readers on autopilot (in my first year of publishing fiction, I made over 40K — I plan to double it in 2018).

The internet was the obvious scapegoat, at least until the recession took hold, at which point big names in the publishing business reassured the rabble that everything would be fine as soon as the recession was over.

When you talk about how self - publishing gives you more control over your book — from the cover to the content and everything in between — talk about how you're breaking the mold.

In 2010, she started editing and writing full - time and has worked on over 500 traditionally published books, doing everything from proofreading and copyediting to developmental editing and ghost writing, as well as working with select self - published authors.

There's a process to pricing just like everything else in how you publish a book and playing with the price can help you make more money over the long - run.

I've been on a long journey over the last year trying to teach myself everything I could about the craft of writing and the industry of publishing.

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With self publishing, the author will have greater control over pretty much everything, from content to design.

Will Kindle Publishing take it as a PDF file or do I have to convert it back to a Word file and reformat everything all over again?

The online retailer has moved aggressively into publishing over the last year, with imprints covering everything from romance to literature in translation and mysteries and thrillers.

On the basis of a quick count they will have published 208 ebooks between January and May 2011 and, if they get everything listed on their site out on time, adding to well over 1000 already published.

I also helped over a thousand authors publish their books, and learned just about everything there is to know about self - publishing, cover design and book marketing.

It's not uncommon to see an indie authors do well and make tons of money despite having an unprofessional cover or website, and doing half of everything wrong (they're nearly always writing books in very popular genres and doing things better than their competition... and it's worth pointing out these books can often make MUCH more money than professionally published / traditionally published books, because they have control over their pricing, promotions and advertising.)

But also: because someone else is taking care of everything, they never learn how to publish or market a book, which means, if eventually the publisher drops them because their books aren't selling, they are starting over from zero, with no knowledge and no platform, and have to learn everything from scratch.

Granted, like everything else in this industry, this is changing, slowly... as authors are waking up to the notion that they don't have to sign over all their rights to get published.

On the basis of a quick count ORIM will have published some 208 ebooks between January 2011 and May 2011 if it gets everything listed on the site out on time, adding to well over 1000 already published.

The big danger with self - publishing is that, not only do you spend a lot of money to get everything done (and then throw money away on marketing or advertising because you don't know what you're doing), but you actually have too much control over the project.

Publishing for some of the top travel websites around the world, writing about everything from hidden gems to luxury hangouts all over the world, Clare is currently writing for Overseas Attractions and wanted to share her tips with the GuestToGuest community.

After hours networking drinks and parties to let your hair down and have fun (You might end up in sauna...) Plus there's a whole host of other stuff as well to check out over the 2 days including a main expo, 5 other conference tracks (looking at everything from publishing in Asia to acquiring and monetising users plus looking ahead to emerging tech like mobile VR and wearables).

The prospect that scientists have created a lethal strain of avian flu and are on the verge of publishing their technique in the world's leading scientific journal has reopened the debate over science's aspiration to «universal knowledge» in two distinct senses: Should science investigate everything, and should its findings be made available to everyone?

Not only that, but scientists must do exactly what evolution scientists and geologists are forced to do, and comb over every last detail with a fine tooth comb and make sure their are NO published discrepancies, because even the smallest data variation leads to thousands of crazed unscientific nut - jobs storming about how everything you have ever said is a lie and that you are a dirty fraudulent alarmist and nothing more.