Sentences with phrase «into getting a book published»

I more well - rounded idea of what goes into getting a book published, as well as specific steps to take to get my book written and published.

You've invested a lot of time — and money — into getting your book published.

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Here are three things that you can start to incorporate into your every day life that has helped me achieve every massive goal that I have ever set for myself, including landing a Division One college football scholarship, playing in the NFL, getting a major book publishing deal and running a successful business.

This book is far different than the ones preceding it — Lamott delves into the life of the writer, including the trials and pitfalls one must face on the path to finding his or her voice, getting published, or simply sitting down to do the work.

«The publishing companies have to get into this area if they want to stay competitive,» says a spokesperson for Hayden Book Co., which bought out Programma International, publisher of the Apple Pie word - processing program.

For instance, many bloggers have gotten book deals based on their blogs alone, and published white papers have turned into speaking engagements or private workshops for many large companies.

The more that books like this get published, the more chance there is that people will read them and begin asking some important questions about church and how to follow Jesus into the world.

This book not only includes the step - by - step instructions of turning your manuscript into a book (either paperback or eBook), but also provides screenshots for each step, with additional tools, tips, and websites that will help you get your book published.

This guide started out as eight pages of instructions for my own publishing endeavors, but over the course of preparing a detailed guide to help you get your book published, those eight pages turned into 184 pages of screenshots and step - by - step instructions.

Yes, my little 8 - page guide turned into 184 pages of detailed instructions, screen shots, publishing tips, and suggestions for helping you get published, get your book into print, and ultimately, get it into people's hands.

All of that study, getting those books published, leading the entire department and heading up all those global studies into ancient writings day after day, year after year, decade after decade... geez, what a loser!

Last month's «Virtually Speaking Science» lineup included a chat with Rand Simberg about space policy and his recently published book, «Safe Is Not an Option: Overcoming the Futile Obsession With Getting Everyone Back Alive That Is Killing Our Expansion Into Space.»

On Monday, News Corporation announced that it had signed an agreement to buy 90 percent of Wireless Generation for $ 360 million in cash, its first foray into the for - profit world of education since its book publishing arm, Harper Collins, got out of the textbook business in the mid-1990s.

Self - publishing via print on demand and digital (ebook) publishing made it affordable for me to get the book into the market.

If publishing a book is on your resolution list, here are six tips to help you get that manuscript out of your drawer and into the hands of readers.

I've published two books, marketed them well the first couple of months and was pleased with their sales, but then, well, I just couldn't get into that «checking out my stats every day and promoting frequently» kind of thing.

Whether coaching and consulting with clients, or helping authors get published, he enjoys breaking complex projects, like books, into a series of easy to accomplish steps, or tasks.

As Village Book's Publishing Director, Brendan Clark has noted, «our publishing program brings together flexible project management, high - quality on - demand book production, and the expertise of local professionals, all with the unified goal of helping authors get their books into print.&raBook's Publishing Director, Brendan Clark has noted, «our publishing program brings together flexible project management, high - quality on - demand book production, and the expertise of local professionals, all with the unified goal of helping authors get their books into priPublishing Director, Brendan Clark has noted, «our publishing program brings together flexible project management, high - quality on - demand book production, and the expertise of local professionals, all with the unified goal of helping authors get their books into pripublishing program brings together flexible project management, high - quality on - demand book production, and the expertise of local professionals, all with the unified goal of helping authors get their books into print.&rabook production, and the expertise of local professionals, all with the unified goal of helping authors get their books into print.»

Once the publishing process is complete, you'll work with an Author Services representative who will guide you through the promotion process, helping you get your book into readers» hands.

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This allows new authors to get into self publishing without having to spend a large amount of money or needing to store and ship their books themselves.

A self - published author is not going to get her book into Target.

For most self - published authors, there aren't a lot of good ways to get your books into the hands of new readers.

Beyond Paper Editing provided technical expertise and insights into the publishing industry that were essential to getting our book to market, knowledge that we as first - time authors did not have.

Having worked with traditional publishers and self - published several of her books, Massey has great advice for indie authors on independent publishing, book marketing and strategies for getting a book into bookstores, libraries and reviews.

If you followed my self - publishing blogger strategy then you've got five to ten posts that were turned into chapters in your book.

One of the biggest advantages of having your book published by a leading traditional publisher is the sales and distribution infrastructure that will get your book into hundreds if not thousands of stores upon release.

Think traditional publishing or self - publishing are the only two ways to get your book into the world?

I have a long way to go, and lots of hard work in front of me, but in the end I believe the book will be more successful and get into more readers hands than it would have if I had pursued the traditional publishing route.

Getting into book publishing business isn't generally the most preferred post-retirement plan that most sportsmen would opt for though Derek Jeter, that is exactly what he had set his sights on.

Digital publishing made the speed - to - market incredibly fast, and just like other e-short platforms, Byliner was able to get quality non-fiction into the hands of busy readers with minimal delay, along with dedicated fiction works that were written expressly for snippet - like consumption from some of the top names in books.

If you want to get get a hardcover or paperback version of their book into all of the Barnes and Noble bookstores in the United States, their self - publishing unit is the most viable.

Self - publishing a book and getting it into a brick and mortar book store can be difficult, sure, because as the publisher of the work, you are required to do all the necessary pitching and proposing, etc..

Getting your book out into the reading world will be the next hurdle that you will come across after publishing your book, but there is a lot that can be done to promote your title.

Getting published by a traditional press might give a writer a bit more «legitimacy,» but the writer still has to put as much if not more work into the process, especially post-publication when the book is suppose to sell and make the publisher a lot of money.

One of the bigger industry stories to break this past weekend was Amazon's so called retreat from traditional book publishing presumably because they can't get their author's books into bookstores.

Announcing (and I don't doubt her) that the only way to get back to her own creative work was to put what she's learned about marketing into a book — there were questions from her fans everywhere but in her fortune cookies, apparently — she has, indeed, published the mercifully explicit title, How To Market a Bbook — there were questions from her fans everywhere but in her fortune cookies, apparently — she has, indeed, published the mercifully explicit title, How To Market a BookBook.

And if you don't have a budget for an editor and a designer, but you have a yen to get your book out anyway — just so you can push your stories and ideas out into the stream — the publishing establishment isn't blocking you.

In my opinion, publishing has split into two paths, but this is great news for writers, because in the 20 years that I've been publishing, I've never seen so many opportunities for writers to get their books to the reading public, even those books that might not fit the hot trend of the moment.

«I had talked about my children's books for so long and to so many people that I felt I'd better do something about getting published or take the chance of being put into the category of «all talk and no action.»

I've always liked creating opportunities for authors to get their books published with a level of service and quality that befits and respects that enormous amount of time and energy authors put into writing their books.

I've had books published by «proper» publishers (Mainly I write and illustrate books for children) but more recently I've gotten into self - publishing.

My tentative conclusions are these: 1) ebooks are «leveling» the playing field for female authors since, for the first time in publishing history, authors do not have to wait for the largesse or permission from publishers to get our books into the hands of readers, and traditional publishing has always favored males (to date).

Many independent publishers and most self - published authors struggle to get books into retail outlets because they can't get them into distributors and wholesalers.

Self - e is one option for self - published authors to get their books into libraries.

I think he spent about $ 30k on publishing the book — top quality paper, printing himself (not POD), paying for warehousing and distribution, and hiring a firm who could get him into airports.

With POD publishing, there's no option that will get you into brick - and - mortar stores unless managers specifically order your books.

This book is ideal for those looking to begin getting into self - publishing, and contains many helpful hints and guides to producing the best book you can.

POINT ONE: Indie publishers, with a publishing name on their books, can easily get their books into bookstores without spending one extra dime.

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