Sentences with phrase «fair number of authors»

We've also had a fair number of authors who we've given great reviews or have been included in one of our list posts make little - to - no effort to promote the review / post or even reach out to say «Thanks.»

Writing has never been a profession of easy riches (just of a very very tiny minority who make a lot of money, a fair number of authors who struggle to make a living, and countless authors who earn nothing or even lose money), and self - publishing is, in many ways, even tougher: part of self - publishing means that you have to do everything yourself (or pay to have it done).

Not exact matches

When publishers talk about authors who have great platforms, they are generally referring to authors who have great websites and / or blogs (meaning interactive, functional, and with a clear and easy - to - find sign - up form); authors with a high number of followers across various social media platforms; authors with previous publications (of either books or articles); and authors who already have a fair amount of media exposure under their belts — through a list of public speaking engagements, YouTube videos showcasing their talents, radio links, TV footage, and / or a media packet.

We're carrying an awful lot of risk for the expertise we're investing in the author, but we hope that this nurturing, fair hybrid solution will encourage them to stay with us for book number two, and three, and so on.

That answer depends on a number of factors, in this case, the cost to produce, distribute, market and what the author deems is fair to her / his work.

KOBO WRITING LIFE AT LONDON BOOK FAIR 2016 Mark Lefebvre Kobo Writing Life London Book Fair is one of the biggest publishing events of the year and Kobo Writing Life interviewed a number of authors to hear some of the secrets to their succFAIR 2016 Mark Lefebvre Kobo Writing Life London Book Fair is one of the biggest publishing events of the year and Kobo Writing Life interviewed a number of authors to hear some of the secrets to their succFair is one of the biggest publishing events of the year and Kobo Writing Life interviewed a number of authors to hear some of the secrets to their success.

They feature local authors and a fair number of books available in that country's particular language.

The new iBooks author app does a good job at being very open to a fair number of programs to make your book.

In opposition to Preston's efforts, a petition supporting Amazon titled «Stop fighting low prices and fair wages» has appeared on Change.org with signatures from a number of top - selling, self - published authors including Hugh Howey (Wool) and Barry Eisler (Fault Line).

Then next hit the small number of distributors, the concentrating of the bookstores into chains, and next thing you know, every author was those vendors in the stalls at the local fair.

(To be fair, a growing number of authors have realized the potential of e-book sales, and are now buying back the digital rights to their backlist or waiting until the rights revert to them, then self - publishing their backlist titles.)

A fair number of moderate - earning authors.

There have always been a tiny number of gigantic - earning authors, a few high - earning authors, a fair number of moderate - earning authors, and a very large number of poorly - earning authors.

This is all so true, Joe - but in an era when the author websites are those driving the sales, I bet if I check any of the top, most - visited author sites where they interact with readers, a pretty fair number will NOT link to a publisher sales page!

Global book fairs are often recognized as a meeting point of authors, publishers, book agents and a large number of readers.

However, looking at the numbers objectively, it's hard to defend that an author making $ 0.11 a copy on a book is a fair wage when there's a reasonable expectation that the publisher will sell several hundred thousand copies (and so easily recoup their initial investment of advance, editing, cover art, formatting, etc..)