Sentences with phrase «indie author meets»
A successful indie author meets other players in the publishing process — distributors, publishers, agents, marketeers, booksellers — as partners who support their efforts.»
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It's not everyday you meet an accomplished indie book author who is also an M.B.A. Justin Swapp, author of The Shadow Magic Series, produced the ebook version of his novel The Magic Shop using Pressbooks.com.
Leland Shanle speaking about Printing and Publishing Options for Indie Authors at our April 9, 2014 meeting.
On Feb 1, 2018, Bourgeois launched the Meeting 1,000 Authors in 2018 campaign that has already helped Indie Authors find new readers and no cost to the author.
Then I met Ricardo Fayet at a number of events, and discovered that his start - up, Reedsy, is aimed at connecting indie authors with editors and other professionals.
Linda Austin, published author, and SLPA Treasurer, speaking at our April 9, 2014 meeting on Printing and Publishing Options for Indie Authors.
A large publisher or your independent publicity firm may coordinate meetings with these booksellers, but this is something indie authors can do really well on their own.
One thing that thrills me is when I meet people who, after being successfully traditionally, indie, or self - published, realize that they know enough to pass along their publishing knowledge to other authors.
It has become a tradition over the last three years for international indie authors and self - publishing companies to meet up on the Saturday of the Frankfurt Book Fair.
We publish first - time novels (if they meet our standards) and are always excited to receive work from published authors (both indie and traditional).
A few weeks ago when I gave the key note address at the West Coast Writers Conference Indie Author Conference, I had the opportunity to meet Kathy Ide.
Joyce graciously met with the IngramSpark team to offer some insights and sage advice for indie authors in how best to get their book onto library shelves.
Meet indie author rockstar Colleen Hoover posted at 30 Day Books, saying, «A crazy beautiful story of how writing, indie publishing, and Amazon have dramatically turned someone's life around.
Looking forward to a terrific day meeting readers and other indie authors.
In addition to the potential to meet other indie authors there was an hour long webcast panel discussion with experts regarding changes in the publishing industry which makes the world of indie authors reach far and wide.
There are several cases in which an indie author's needs are better met by offset printing.
Almost every author I have met who managed to get a few books up indie published stopped cold after two or three.
I've met some really nice indie authors and I am open to review indie books, but indeed there are also some who just approach bloggers the wrong way and I really don't like when authors approach me on social media if I don't know them, it leaves me with a bad taste and I likely won't review their book.
The public is encouraged to attend and meet dozens of local indie authors, poets, and graphic novelists, and to discover new talent.
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Indie Author Day, a nationwide event sponsored by BiblioBoard, is designed to bring local indie writers together to meet and learn from each oIndie Author Day, a nationwide event sponsored by BiblioBoard, is designed to bring local indie writers together to meet and learn from each oindie writers together to meet and learn from each other.
The number one community for indie authors to meet new people and learn new things about the industry.
With a revolving lineup of offspring driving the RV and her one - eyed Boston terrier in tow, Hutchins will be traveling around the country hosting author events at bookstores, meeting with book clubs and writers groups, and presenting on topics ranging from «Deliberate Creativity» to «What kind of idiot indie publishes, and how can I be one too?»
While they are not working for BookBaby directly, these publicists will be professionals whom we have identified as being the best at what they do and able to meet the needs of the indie author in terms of helping them market self - published works,» says Spatz of BookBaby's recent improvements.
Since that time, B&N has announced two print - on - demand options, both of which fell far short of meeting indie authors» and small press publishers» needs.
«It's also a place to learn what's new, ask questions, meet the people behind the programmes, and hear from other writers about what it takes to run a successful indie author business.
Lightning Source was originally open to self - publishers seeking print - on - demand sales and distribution, but to better serve the indie author community, Ingram created a new division, IngramSpark, that specifically meets the needs of authors.
When I first started this blog, it was something I did to provide some book samples and some author interviews to some of the many, many Indie Authors that I have met on my journey to becoming a published author.
publishing industry meets an indie author who is selling well they must show the author a value proposition if they want a deal.
«When I meet an indie author and there's the potential to represent that writer, I would rather hear, «I self - published my book and sold five thousand copies,» because that means the author knows how to market himself,» says Luedeke when asked about the crossover potential for authors who have already published their works on their own.
I'm enjoying this blog hop thoroughly — it's nice meeting new indie authors.
In a recently writers» group meeting the five of us who are fighting the battle of the indie author discussed why we feel that we're «not doing enough.»
Many authors are glad to know that there are people out there who still love books and they are glad to go out and meet their readers at indie bookstores.
Splashdown Books is a speculative fiction indie press that now functions as a hybrid imprint, meaning that authors who meet our criteria can publish themselves and keep total creative control while enjoying the benefits of belonging to an established brand.
At Indie Author Services, we offer a variety of editorial, graphic design, and book - formatting services tailored to meet our customers» needs, whether you simply need your book formatted for Kindle or require everything from copyediting to final cover design.
Her latest book, Howto Avoid 101 Book Publishing Blunders, Bloopers & Boo - Boos has just been released joining the award - winning The CrowdFunding Guide for Authors & Writers and Author YOU: Creating and Building the Author and Book Platforms will be used throughout... and a book that has earned 6 national awards shortly after it was published: In the Writing and Publishing categories, it was the WINNER at the International Book Awards, the Indie Excellence Book Awards and the International Book Publishers Awards PLUS Book of the Year in Writing from Foreword Reviews magazine in the IndieFab Awards announced at the American Library Association's annual meeting.
I've also met several fantastic indie authors.
Even on an international stage, I'll be meeting a lot of indie authors and publishers.
In the past, the author was a resource to be mined, but indie authorship is about meeting the publisher as a partner.»
In 2014, in acknowledgment of the growing indie author market, BEA opened up an exhibit area where indie authors could buy affordable tables to conduct meetings and network.
If you asked me to pinpoint the one thing that fundamentally altered my author journey last year, it would be my decision to attend a number of writing / self - publishing events where I met other people within the Indie community.
Met Joanna Pen, Mark Dawson, Orna Ross and other influencers in the indie - author space who inspired me to keep working on this journey.
As of today, I haven't met any indie authors who have seen an increase in sales due to their platform on Wattpad.
Denial has been certified to meet the quality standards of Underground Book Reviews, which supports indie authors and seeks to erase traditional boundaries in publishing.
I am really enjoying «meeting» all the Indie authors and already LOVE the description of Open Minds!
Dawn V. Cahill, an indie author from the land of microbrews and coffee snobs, published her first book, When Lyric Met Limerick, in 2015.
Plus the Tim Ferriss podcast on financial freedom and how excited I am to meet so many indie authors down under who are just doing their thing, writing and making money, and «no one» in the mainstream industry and media knows who they are.
I've met a lot of authors from the trad world who weren't happy with their covers, the relationship with the editor, or lack of overall marketing support, and while I think indie pub may be more work than some people want to put in, it bears serious consideration.
Indie authors and self - publishing companies meet in Hall 6 to discuss new developments and opportunities for self - publishers.
The indie author fraternity has helped in the past two years with rare generosity, and friendships that understand that writing is always about soul, and meet as fellow souls, all seeking one another.