Sentences with phrase «for subsequent books»

It also help sets the stage better, in my opinion, for the subsequent books in the series.

This means even more readers and potential reviewers for your subsequent books.

Do you want to build a fan base for subsequent books?

Many authors find that giving the first book away in a series gets more purchases for the subsequent books.

By widening their audience, they may get more sales for subsequent books, more television or radio appearances, or more gigs on the lecture circuit.

With the «no royalty» option limited to your first book and demand for subsequent books you've written increasing, libraries are more likely to buy subsequent books through the only channel you've made available for those books — the one that pays you a royalty.

(My guess is, if you include his travel expenses, his first book lost a lot of money, but it helped grow his platform for subsequent book launches.)

This time she tried her hand at sword and sorcery, and while she had lots of ideas for subsequent books, real life — work, children, family — always seemed to provide ample excuses not to persevere.

In an article for The Guardian, she spoke quite openly about her traditional publisher cutting the number of print copies produced for a subsequent book in her popular series, a fact she attributes to the high numbers of people who blatantly admit to her that they read pirated copies of her books.

Once you get a manuscript ready for Smashwords, you have a template valid for all subsequent books.

He also helped me with a suggestion for my first books synopsis, achieving a far better result than I, which I subsequently used, the basis of which has helped me with other synopsis written for subsequent books.

Though in a few cases this helps an author get reviews for subsequent books, most reviewers said they decide whether or not to read new books by previously reviewed authors based on the content and quality of the book, and not by their relationship with the author.

Should you price low (i.e. free or 99 cents) so more people will give your work a chance (and perhaps be willing to pay more for subsequent books in a series)?

A couple of years ago, Amanda Hocking came on the self - publishing scene with several YA ebooks priced at 99 cents (for book 1s) and $ 2.99 (for subsequent books) and had legendary sales that led to a legendary two - million - dollar traditional publishing deal.

But I wouldn't use it for subsequent books (and I'd be sure to get the next book out within the year).

But with none of that, especially marketed as a novel series, I expect novels, not a novella, for the subsequent books.

But I didn't go ahead with that for the subsequent books because they were looking for world English rights.

Several have hired me for subsequent books.