Sentences with phrase «found on bookstore shelves»

To further her reach and help more people struggling in their dating lives, Chelli is expanding upon her existing avenues and will be found on bookstore shelves in the future.

Hundreds, even thousands of diet and exercise books can be found on bookstore shelves.

A trade paperback is a larger paperback such as you'd commonly find on a bookstore shelf.

Not exact matches

And this chokehold not only affects the inventory you find on Christian bookstore shelves, but which books are contracted by publishers, what content gets edited in the writing and editing process, and the degree of freedom authors feel they have to speak on their own blogs and platforms.

I went to my local bookstore yesterday to order your new book (I had to special order your first book) and was surprised to find that they had it on the shelf already!

Ten years ago, if I'd gotten it into my head to write a children's story, I'd have to pray that some publisher would agree the story was worthwhile, and then that a reader would be able to find my story on a crowded shelf at a local bookstore.

I know that summer vacation is getting close because I've recently found myself perusing the shelves of my favorite used bookstores and building a stack on my bedside table.

You, Anne, didn't have to handwrite individual letters to each one of us, nor did we have to journey to the bookstore in hopes of finding a physical copy on the shelves.

Therin is professional to work with and my books look great - very high quality and professional looking even nicer than some of the books you might find published on the bookstore shelves!»

Self published authors have to rely on their own resources, be more creative in finding retail shelf space for their books (as a rule, self published authors have far less access to chain bookstore shelves than the big publishers who spend millions on marketing dollars), and have to work very hard to create any sort of buzz about their books.

Finding a reputable publisher can be as easy as going to the bookstore and seeing what's on the shelves.

It's common to find the newest bestsellers showing up on bookstore shelves in hardcover, and some months later in paperback, and later still in the even more economical trade paperback.

And don't forget, if you do get your book on the shelves of your local bookstore, snap some pictures and share it with your social media network, post about it on your blog, and list the bookstore as a location to find your book on your website.

If they didn't sell, the bookstores still owned the books and that was when we found them on the deep discount shelf.

But I would still love to find a traditional publisher willing to put my novels on bookstore shelves, too.

The true work in finding an audience, developing name recognition, and image building should happen light years before the book ever appears on a bookstore shelf.

I have found that many locally owned used bookstores will carry self - published books (mine, anyway) on their shelves, either on consignment or buying them outright.

There are few, if any, of us who have chosen the indie route to publishing who wouldn't love to walk into the local bookstore and find our books on the shelves.

eBook lovers may not find enough reason to visit bookstores unless they want to preview the tangible copy of their book or window shop the potential item for their eReader; still, physical shelves can not accommodate the virtual copies on the cloud that are systematically categorized and curated.

It becomes difficult for a printer to squeeze the title of the book on the spine if a book has less than 100 pages, and it's also hard for readers to find a book that thin squeezed among larger books on the shelf of a bookstore.

Then again, I can pick up a book like Twilight or Fifty Shades on the first shelf I see in a major bookstore and find horrendous typos and sentence fragments within the first paragraph.

Making the changes my focus groups recommended paid off, because that book can still be found today on bookstore shelves across America.

I review old books that have dropped of the radar as well, like this one, because they are often more valuable than what you can find on the shelves at your local bookstore.

I quickly learned that even if I secured a literary agent and found a publisher it would be 3 - 5 years before I'd ever see my story collection on a bookstore shelf.

BOOKS: You can find a whole shelf of comprehensive books on Microsoft Office at most bookstores.