Sentences with phrase «get book deals because»

Many talented authors are unable to get book deals because their projects aren't deemed commercial enough.

Not exact matches

I often get jealous of the people who «strike it rich» with book deals and conference invitations, who get the parties and the fame because they were bad but now they found Jesus, but then I look back over my life, at how far Jesus and I have walked together, what we have been through together, and how we have suffered, and grieved, and rejoiced, and laughed together, and I realize that no book deal, bank account, or applause from men could ever substitute for what I have with Jesus.

All you got to do is research them yourself, also Christianity in it's purest form is not religion, it is truth because all you have to do is study the Holy scriptures and apply them to your life & human history & you'll see this is the real deal & not some book written y a bunch of random guys whio wanted to tell a good story.

Because time is running out when it comes to getting the prepublication deal of $ 17.79, I thought I'd remind you in a characteristically shameless and self - promotional way to buy MY new book.

Hi Nicole I tried to buy from Amozon But they keep telling me my post code is not right But it is my post code I clicked on from Australia I have tried 4 times As I was changing my address I have a pass word everything went well till I put in my post code Because I would love to get your book Great recipes great book don't mind if I miss out on the special deal Just would like your book

Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the University and College Union, which represents university workers, said: «The government has tried to sell off parts of the student loan book before, but not gone through with it because it didn't feel the taxpayer would get a good deal.

Though the Honda CR - V has been fully redesigned for the 2017 model year, the Kelley Blue Book ratings consider the 2016 model (which is fine, because you'll probably get a better deal that way).

Because most authors understand the importance of starting well, and as a result, the first chapter of a book often gets a great deal more attention from the author than a chapter in the middle.

I was on cloud 9 when it happened because I had tried to get an agent and book deal before, and nothing came through.

, but also because Susan «s Talent Chronicles is on submission, and pal Jessica Corra recently got a book deal with Dial for her After You.

Which genres seem to do best in audiobook form (hint: longer books are often more appealing, because most Audible customers pay for credits that get them a book a month, so the longer, higher priced books seem to be better deals).

Of course, I don't have the same success rate (95 %) helping authors get representation and / or book deals (because the book has to be great as well, and that's your job).

I am a successful self - published author in the UK who took a traditional publishing deal, mainly because of the ability to get my books in store.

Because it's true: there is a very set, step - by - step formula for getting a book deal.

I would add on the side of traditional publishing that 1) It is easier to get national publicity because producers give more weight to a traditionally published book, particularly from a larger house (though some self - published authors certainly do get national publicity as well — it's just harder, in general and 2) a traditional publisher is generally going to bring a great deal of experience to the table — from improving the cover or title to layout and design.

My suspicion is, people with Kindle Unlimited might prefer a $ 2.99 book to a 99cent book, because it's all the same to them but feels like they're getting a better deal.

Many authors these days are finding it hard to get a trade deal because the big New York publishing houses only sign new authors if they think their books can sell or if a genre is especially hot right now.

If a writer wanted to get their book into bookstores where readers discover and purchase books, they needed a traditional publishing deal because publishers controlled access to retail distribution

«There are people who want to put books on Amazon because they can not get publishing deals and that is understandable.

Ms. Patchett assumes that authors publishing their own books are either people «who want to put books on Amazon because they can not get publishing deals» or «authors who could get published in the mainstream....»

Many authors will create a print version because there's a great deal of nostalgia and sense of accomplishment when you get to hold your finished book in your hands, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't also create an ebook.

I've been weighing my options because I recently negotiated a deal to get the rights back to five of my books (including the first three in an urban fantasy series).

I hadn't told a single person about my book because I was embarrassed of having to self - publish instead of getting a traditional publishing deal.

But getting your book translated can be a tricky and expensive proposition unless, of course, you have your heart set on a certain market because of your understanding of the market / readers, and you are able to strike a partnership deal with quality translators.

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Getting my own cheap copies is a deal breaker for me, because I do a lot of sales at craft fairs, etc. and make good money on those books.

Books published by the big publishers are going to dominate those results because the publishers have invested a great deal of money in getting those books to appear by bidding on those keywBooks published by the big publishers are going to dominate those results because the publishers have invested a great deal of money in getting those books to appear by bidding on those keywbooks to appear by bidding on those keywords.

I've seen some great writers get frustrated because they haven't been offered a deal yet, but perhaps their next book will be the one.

But these very factors are why authors with popular blogs and established fan bases get book deals: because they've proven that they have a cult of personality, and they follow - through.

But if it's now getting in the way of your fulfilling your writing dreams because it's preventing you from stepping into the limelight of self - promotion and book marketing fully and joyfully, then it's become a problem that you have to face, and deal with.

But the reason why getting the services of an agent / publisher remains popular among writers is because it eliminates a great deal of the difficulties and complexities that usually come with book publishing.

In short, getting a publisher or a publishing deal is often not a great idea, because most small presses won't market you or might even screw up basic things like cover design, and you'll have less control to make smart marketing decisions so your book may perform worse.

And a great deal of authors never even reach the «publishing» stage because even though they desperately want to write a book, they can't find the time to get it finished.

Because writers have been brainwashed for the last 571 years to accept any deal offered by «publishers» just to get their book in print and distributed.

What I was trying to do was explain that writers flock to ebooks because there are cases of writers converting ebooks to fame and fortune: like Boyd Morrison who got a two book deal from Simon & Schuster from his Kindle sales of The Ark or even like MaryJanice Davidson who is little known but has gone from publishing ebooks to spots on NYT Bestsellers and USA Today Bestsellers list.

And because it's not a one - time purchase, you aren't so likely to game the system; no getting that special 5 % cash - back card, booking your once - per - decade dream vacation, then paying it off and cancelling it soon after - which would actually make the card company lose money on the deal.

selling plenty of his book Raw Meaty Bones in the US but the Australian media seems to have blacked [sic] him out because the multinational pet food companies don't want their dodgy doggy tucker exposed [web article 1]... Natural pet food is cheaper, pets live healthier longer lives, vet bills reduce [sic] and the environment gets a better deal.

It's actually better not to book in advance because you can get a better deal by negotiating in person when you arrive.

The people who get the best deals in promotions like these are the ones who (a) know how much the properties cost outside of the sale (so they can work out the true discount on offer) and (b) don't book a stay just because there's a sale on.

The argument that these 3 «moderate» books should be highlighted because they typically get overlooked is refuted by the fact that all three actually have gotten a good deal of press since they were published.

Getting to Yes was followed by Getting Past No, which I think is a more - important book, because it deals with the inevitable opposition a negotiator faces when trying to resolve any dispute.

I had never even considered being a landlord or investing in rental property before reading that book (That's probably because house flipping just sounds sexier, and there are not any hit TV shows that I know of showing a landlord dealing with a bad tenant) however after reading the book I was overwhelmed with the feeling that rental property investing is something I should get into.