Sentences with phrase «fiction publisher like»

Cindy Dees, who wrote Light This Candle in honor of my charity, Patches of Light, described it so well when she said, «joining a women's fiction publisher like Harlequin and a program like Patches of Light makes for a perfect marriage.

Not exact matches

According to the publisher, Torn will be a science - fiction mystery game that takes inspiration from similarly dark shows like Black Mirror and Twilight Zone.

That's a pretty little fiction publishers would like readers to believe.

While I «like» to learn knew things and be very hands on most of the time, my golden nuggets of time that I carve ot of my day are better served trying to write good fiction rather than trying to learn how to «be» my own publisher.

Sure, you might like the works of some niche fiction publishers, in the same way that many music fans enjoy Domino Records artists, but do you really care whether it's a HarperCollins or a Penguin?

CrossBooks, a publisher of Christian Fiction, reaches out to authors and lays out guidelines for writing Christian Fiction with realistic characters confronting gritty issues like abuse and alcoholism.

She explained, «The Italian market is still in very early stages for certain genres like fiction, but some publishers are already quite advanced in their approach to digital.»

Publishing is changing though, and publishers like Harmony Ink Press, who specialise in LGBT + YA fiction are leading the charge.

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This is good news for a publisher like Rosinante because contemporary Danish fiction is one of our main interests.

And how do publishers decide which books — excluding those by famous people, and specifically fiction (nonfiction seems like an easier sell)-- will get the larger advances and the subsequent marketing push?

For Angela, writing fiction is like coming home — she started her career as a romance novelist with British publisher Macdonald Futura.

If publishers resorted to the subscription model, I would jump on it like the avid reader I am... I read more than three or four books a week and usually more than one book at a time; usually one fiction and a couple of nonfiction depending on the duration of time I have to read.

It almost makes it seem that if writers can make a big platform, they can go with a small press, but if one wants to sell fiction (like most of us), it's still better to go with the big publishers.

If your genre is considered «niche» — like crossover fiction, a personal memoir, or a book designed to promote your business — you may find it harder to attract interest from a publisher.

«Sourcebooks has experienced double - digit growth for the past 10 years, and that's coming from our historic strongpoints of nonfiction and fiction, as well as brand - new areas like our white - hot young adult program,» said Dominque Raccah, CEO and publisher of Sourcebooks.

I know that in fiction publishing there are lots of problems with publishers, and right now picking on them just seems to be like kicking dirt onto a person who is struggling to even figure out how to stay alive.

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Connor Tomas O'Brien, the founder of Tomely, told Good e-Reader, «We've got some exciting Australian small publishers like Editia, Xoum, The Lifted Brow, and The Review of Australian Fiction on the platform, and fairly well - known American indies like Publishing Genius Press and Dzanc.

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Released this month by Hyperion, The Girls» Guide to Love and Supper Clubs is fresh women's fiction with a twist on the culinary love story and is receiving much critical praise from the likes of Kirkus Review [4] s [4] and Publishers Weekly [5].

If you like science fiction, the publisher Baen also has a set of free ebooks.

Released this month by Hyperion, The Girls» Guide to Love and Supper Clubs is fresh women's fiction with a twist on the culinary love story and is receiving much critical praise from the likes of Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly.

For established hardcover authors and other genres that are hardcover heavy like thrillers, literature and science fiction, the inroads made by self publishers on the low end were not significant.

Even though it was a small publisher who gave me my first fiction contract (and all my subsequent contracts until I began writing for Kindle Worlds), it didn't feel like traditional publishing to me.

But imagine clicking through the sample, and discovering that most of it is devoted to things like the the title page, the table of contents, the publisher's information, and even a disclaimer that Winnie - the - Pooh «is a work of fiction.»

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