Sentences with phrase «how about the bookstore»

But how about the bookstore buyers?

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And what we realized was that we had 20 years of data — about why customers buy, how they buy, what they read, how they read and why they're reading it — that could make a physical bookstore just a different and better place to discover books.

These children are often deeply misunderstood, and there are rows of books lining bookstore shelves with instructions about how to break their will, how to subdue their spirit, how to force their obedience.

In fact, that's how we met at a bookstore 10 years ago, and we've never run out of things to talk about in the eight years we've been married.

However, most people are confused about how to eat, as bookstores and the internet are crammed with seductive - sounding diets such as Paleo, The Zone, Atkins, and others.

● SIGNATURE MOVE, by Jennifer Reeder, finds common ground between a closeted Muslim lawyer (Fawzia Mirza) and a free - spirited Chicana bookstore owner in this heartfelt and funny film about how modern romance can arise from a path steeped in tradition.

See how this gave even the bookstore personnel something unique to talk about?

Think for a moment, about how you browse and buy books in the bookstore or on Amazon — books written by authors you're not yet familiar with.

Although he remains coy about exactly how much he's making these days, Howey says he makes more in one month than he did over the course of several years at his former job at a bookstore.

For this hometown audience, she spoke about how Nashville is a city that needs a bookstore, how she wanted to strangle Michael Feldman after he gave away the ending to State of Wonder on Whad «Ya Know and how she does not have a «secret author answer» to interpreting her books.

This story also taught me a little of how a bookstore operates, things I wondered about; lots of fun facts.

I have to wonder about Howey's characterization fits with the perception and acceptance of the role of bookstores in community and society, not to mention just how dated his comment about publishers» catalogs appear to be.

Over the years many authors have asked me about how to get their books sold in local bookstores.

This is vastly different from the old ways of thinking in publishing and how publishers still think about sales to bookstores.

Very few people will speak up about the truth of how traditional publishers, bookstores, and book distributors work.

I basically agree with your reaction, but when I think about how much I hope independent bookstores survive it makes me think this boost from Kindles might be a potent tool, if customers knew in advance what they were getting into.

But more and more, we keep hearing about the resurgence of the independent bookstore and how print is not dying after all.

I'm not as pessimistic about bookstores as either of you, but it's worrying to contemplate how the economics of it all might shake out.

Below, Steve Guynn, the owner of Sherlock's Book Emporium in Lebanon, TN, answers questions about his 16,000 square - foot bookstore, his career and how e-books have not affected his business.

When I sat down to interview Jessica Verday at Davis - Kidd bookstore in Nashville, I hoped to hear juicy details about how she came to write a paranormal teen romance inspired by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Make a list of 10 bookstores you could easily drive to, find an email address for each of them, and reach out to inquire about how they book events.

The group introduced themselves and talked about the power that comics had on them, writing for Young Adults, they discussed the differences between the bookstore and direct market for YA books, where to shelve books in stores and libraries, Adult readers of YA books, inspiring kids to read and write, how they decide what content is too adult for YA books and what backlash they've received and the digital market for YA books.

In the future, I'm going to be talking a great deal about how to market your books, both electronic and POD books to bookstores.

Although it's nice to think about your book on display at your local Barnes & Noble bookstore, most of your book's success depends on how easy it is for prospective readers to discover it while searching for information online.

For more about how to price your book — for domestic and international markets, physical bookstores and Amazon, print and digital books — you can check out the GLOBAL PRICING: HOW TO PRICE YOUR BOOK TO SELL WORLDWIDE session from Indie Author Fringe with our very own Robin Cutler and Andy Bromlhow to price your book — for domestic and international markets, physical bookstores and Amazon, print and digital books — you can check out the GLOBAL PRICING: HOW TO PRICE YOUR BOOK TO SELL WORLDWIDE session from Indie Author Fringe with our very own Robin Cutler and Andy BromlHOW TO PRICE YOUR BOOK TO SELL WORLDWIDE session from Indie Author Fringe with our very own Robin Cutler and Andy Bromley.

About how to sell your book into bookstores.

Or I read a report about how books sales in bookstores are down, then read another where bookstore sales are up some huge percentage.

I was surprised to find a non-fiction book from another Portland author in the bookstore, which kicked my mind into gear thinking about how I could get my own books stocked here.

I love learning how different businesses work, and I learned a great deal about the bookstore business from Suzanne.

Read more for tips about how to get your book on their shelves or listen to our podcast episode about how to sell your book to indie bookstores.

And you're absolutely right about how we can choose to make a book a «loss leader» to build up our name in the bookstore.

You may have heard a lot about how much junk there is at the online bookstores since self - publishing has become relatively easy and inexpensive.

Amazon knows more about your Kindle reading than the clerk in that bookstore in the next town, more than your librarian, and in fact more than anyone has ever known about how we read.

The questions we want to ask, as authors decide how they want to publish to maximize their chances of making a career is: Should authors worry about giving up bookstore sales by self - publishing?

You can't tell an editor how to write the interview, or tell a reviewer what to say about your book, just as you can't insist that a bookstore owner keep a poster of your event beside the register for two months.

The steps were outlined in a post by GalleyCat that told users how to go about supporting indie authors and their locally owned bookstores at the same time.

Before signing with a small press, always ask about the publisher's experience, distribution program, and how many books they have in bookstores outside their local area.

In brick - and - mortar bookstore days, the only thing a bookseller, author or publisher could really know about a book was how many copies it sold.

They forgot about how the big box stores moved into the market in the 1980s and 1990s and drove most of the smaller, locally owned bookstores out of business.

I'm extremely curious about how Amazon will fare with its new bookstores.

They no longer have to run their works past hordes of agents, editors, and marketing teams in order to get into print — only to worry then about how clerks will position and place their works on bookstore shelves, and for how long.

* sigh * So once again, no book haul in this post — not because I didn't get anything (I may not have time to go to an actual bookstore, but you wouldn't believe how many emails about Kindle sales I get!)

Lamb goes on and comments about how bookstores want to give their customers the «browsing experience» and have stock on the shelves instead of going to the POD model.

You don't find them talking about how the influx of the big box bookstores destroyed the locally owned bookstores or how the poor business management and over-expansion of the big box stores then caused their own downfall.

This week is all about how to outfox Amazon with its push of third party sellers of books and learn what Aer.io is and how to create your own bookstore using its platform on author website PLUS offer any other book within the Ingram catalog and earn money as well.

Learn more about how to get your self - published book into bookstores.

What gets me more is her long tirade about how small bookstores are tired of having to deal with questions their customers bring them based on Amazon.

But I've also spoken before about how bookstores don't need to die alongside the decline of printed books, they can evolve and remain relevant, useful, and even profitable.

He talks about how bookstores are still a place for social interaction, discussing books, sipping coffee, browsing magazines, going to author signings, and more.

She said the complaint is still in the process of being served to Amazon and the publishers and declined to state how it came about or whether other bookstores had been approached to be party to the suit.