Sentences with phrase «from paperback sales»

And, besides, even at 17.5 % of gross, an author's e-book take is still better than their hardcover take, let alone the measly 8 % they get from paperback sales.

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The definition right from their website is, «is a self - service, do - it - yourself online tool that allows you to upload your ready - for - printing PDF book files and make your trade paperback book (s) available for sale online.»

Harry, do you get paid more from ebook sales or paperback sales?

So that's what made publishers move from magazine sales to paperback sales.

My paperbacks run between $ 11.99 and $ 12.99 and that's with making them as inexpensive as possible (meaning I don't make much from each sale).

I do not count on my ebook sales for my main income from children's books, My paperbacks and hardcover do better.

I don't make a lot off my paperback sales, but I do pull in a couple hundred bucks a month from them for no extra work or expense.

Fictionwise sold 1.5 million e-books in 2008, and Pendergrast said the average sale is the same as the cost of a market - price paperback book, ranging from $ 8 to $ 15.

I got a lot more per book in royalties than that from New York on a paperback sale.

While ebooks sales are still dwarfed by paperback and hardback sales, publishers are now seeing even less revenue from their recently repriced bits.

And, anecdotally, we hear from fans all the time at the conventions that were new to Valiant, picked up some digital issues during a comiXology sale, got hooked and bought up the trade paperbacks, and then moved to monthly print issues.

They already have a paperback on Amazon from 2009 where they had a few sales, but no Kindle version.

I've said for a long time that everything flows from ebook sales — audiobook sales, paperback sales, foreign rights deals, agents, print - only deals — all the «markers of success» that authors often seek.

The sale is for ebooks only, but De Novo is available in paperback as well, from Amazon.

Author Lynn Viehl had total sales of 61,663 on her 2009 paranormal romance, Twilight Fall, earning her a spot on The New York Times mass market paperback bestseller list but it wasn't enough to earn her any royalties over the $ 50,000 advance she received from her publisher.

Four nonfiction titles — from sharp social commentary to poignant memoir — earn slots on our list of the best new paperbacks on sale today:

The AAP is beefing up its monthly reports with data from many more publishers — 1,149 for January 2012 compared to under 100 in past months — and more detailed reporting on specific genres: Children's / young adult e-book sales are now broken out and religious book sales are divided by hardcover, paperback and e-books.

The hardcopy books (paperback and / or hardback) available for sale from your Author Webpage always have a 10 % discount, to encourage your webpage visitors to buy your book.

Without real - time sales rank tracking through NovelRank, authors are left guessing if there was a positive effect from the book's coverage, not knowing where to spend their time and resources in the continued promotion of their paperback, hardcover, or audio book.

Can't get over the basic fact of, assuming sales were either over Kindle @ $ 3.99 or that your share of hard / paperbacks was about the same, a year's income from your completed novel is about $ 1,500.

In 2010, we saw e-book royalties for self - published authors (through Amazon, B&N, Apple, and most other outlets) increase from 35 % to 70 %, which compares quite favorably to the 8 % authors used to get from publishers for paperback sales, or the 17.5 % (net) they normally pay for e-book royalties.

2011 was not a great year for print book sales, with all 5 categories of print book sales down from the year before, with mass - market paperbacks predictably getting hammered the hardest, as they are the most likely to be replaced by e-book sales.

[50] In the overall US market, paperback book sales are still much larger than either hardcover or e-book; the American Publishing Association estimated e-books represented 8.5 % of sales as of mid-2010, up from 3 % a year before.

This list from NPD BookScan, ranked by unit sales, is based on monthly point - of - sale data for hardcover and paperback books from approximately 16,000 retail, mass merchant and non-traditional outlets.

Sales of Konrath's $ 2.99 ebook will deliver him about $ 2.10 a copy (Konrath says $ 2.04; not sure where the other six cents is going...), as much or more as he would make on a $ 14.95 paperback from a trade publisher, and significantly more than he'd make on a $ 9.99 ebook distributed under «Agency» terms and current major publisher royalty conventions.

When Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg named The End of Power as the first title to be read in his new book club, Nielsen BookScan reported that global print sales in the stores from which it collates data exceeded 3000 paperback copies in a week.

(Note: August 2010 hardcover print sales are down 24.4 % from August 2009, trade paperback sales are down 18.3 %, and mass - market paperback sales are down 21.9 %; so much for «protecting print sales.»)

In raw dollar amounts, that's more than three times what I'd get from a mainstream publisher for each paperback sale.

The sales of a book's various subsidiary rights — from paperback to film, theater or television; from foreign and translation to merchandising — can create additional streams of income for the author.

This year is the first time the eBook is competing with the paperback on equal terms from the start, and it's definitely the first time we can expect to see any comparable numbers between Kindle book sales and the print medium as a whole.

Our P&L is for paperback and ebook sales; we'll pay our author, G. Scott Fitzgerald, an advance that's roughly equivalent to royalties earned from sales of the first print run.

The Big Five get a huge portion of their revenue from hardcover and paperback sales, so it's like saying, «If you discount the 80 % of the revenue that authors get from hardcover sales, indie ebooks easily outpace traditionally published ebooks.»

Also interesting: while e-books more than doubled from last January's sales numbers, mass market paperbacks -LRB--30.9 %), trade paperbacks -LRB--19.7 %), and hardcovers -LRB--11.3 %) all suffered double - digit percentage point drops from last year.

If, for example, Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice sells copies in hardcover, paperback and e-book during a particular week, sales from each format would be reflected in that week's ranking.

The cost to print your book (based on format choices you've made such as hardcover or paperback, black - and - white or premium color, page count, etc.) will be deducted from the $ 7.05 wholesale price, and you will be paid what is left over as your publisher earnings on that sale.

All trade print segments had a decline in August sales with the largest coming in mass market paperback where sales from reporting companies fell 36.4 %.

I have sales every day in either trade paperback or an e format from somewhere in the world.

For paperback sales we rely almost entirely from bookshops — the lack of paperback sales from Amazon is not helped by the fact Amazon say in bold that my book is out of stock, when there are in fact copies in their warehouse.

Less than 45 % of their Amazon income is coming from hardcover and paperback sales.

E-book sales are up 160.1 % since last year, while adult trade paperbacks -LRB--17.9 %), adult hardcovers -LRB--23.4 %), and adult mass market paperbacks -LRB--30.1 %) all suffered double - digit declines from 2010.

One other interesting note: the Publisher's Weekly press release noted that sales of adult mass - market paperbacks «all but died,» coming in at only $ 20.8 M, less than half the figure from the previous year.

Monthly e-book sales ($ 49.5 M) haven't quite caught mass market paperback sales ($ 57.1 M) yet, but they're getting ever closer as e-book sales increase dramatically and print book sales decline from 2009 levels.

On the other side of the coin, sales of paperback books were down 30 % year - over-year, and sales of adult hardcover books dropped to $ 49.1 million in January 2011 from $ 55.4 million during January 2010.

Alien: Covenant Origins is currently on sale from Titan Books as a mass market paperback.