Sentences with phrase «hands of a publisher»

As a physical object, the Bible is never only the word of God, but comes mediated through the human hands of publishers, translators, editors, and booksellers.

Now he's off working on a new game, but Stardew Valley's multiplayer mode is in the capable hands of his publisher, Chucklefish.

And let's not forget relatively recent changes at the Star, Canada's largest - circulation newspaper, which is now in the hands of publisher John Cruickshank and editor Michael Cooke.

The decision is in the hands of publisher Kay Graham, played by Meryl Streep, and Ben Bradlee, played by Tom Hanks.

Having an agent allows me to get my book proposals into the hands of publishers that I could never do on my own.

I couldn't leave it in the hands of a publisher interested in only his bottom line.

Will Goggles E-Book store, phasing out the middle men style book stores, and putting the power directly into the hands of the publisher be the best thing for the ebook industry?

The aspect of putting direct control over the price of eBooks into the hands of the publishers, both large and small is ground breaking.

Nowadays, if your manuscript needs editing it gets rejected — most likely by the literary agent who could place it in the hands of publishers.

In traditional publishing it seems like it passes into the hands of the publisher.

There is a long list of books whose authors faced rejection at the hands of publishers.

I would like to know what is the best way to get your book proposal into the hands of a publisher?

So many upcoming writers I find are still under the impression that once a book is printed and in the hands of a publisher that they mystically start selling themselves and that they magically start receiving royalty checks.

It doesn't do anything to take out the middleman, which would have put more money into the hands of the publishers and authors.

Editing, Copy Editing & Rewriting Getting your first manuscript into the hands of a publisher can be a real challenge.

In the hands of publishers, it results in much higher prices, and that is indisputable.

1 Thrust your manuscript into the hands of a publisher.

But if you don't have the start up cash or the option to live off a day - job, then you might be better off putting your book into the hands of a publisher.

Lauren — I'm pretty sure that putting your book in the hands of a publisher is a lot LONGER route to getting money in your pocket.

Most everyone I know has a 2nd job or they spend their free hours on social media.However, I am happy to see publishing go from the hands of publishers to a more free form with self - publishing.

Now comicbook backlist is back in the hands of the publishers and creators.

A huge outpouring of anger has been recently directed at Activision, but interestingly, Wilson was quick to deny any unfair treatment at the hands of their publisher.

It's never going to be possible for us to thoroughly read all of the papers submitted to a job advertisement, nor all of the papers referenced in grant applications, but we can easily reduce the importance that journal names play in decisions and replace it with something that is more meaningful and directly in our hands instead of the hands of publishers.