Sentences with phrase «known authors in your genre»

The ideal venues are the blogs of well - known authors in your genre.

Some of the greatest and most well - known authors in the genre, including Baldacci but also names like James Patterson and Patricia Cornwell, routinely maintain three - and four - star average ratings for their books.

«But if you can get a story into an anthology with some well - known authors in your genre, you'll be paid in publicity that would be hard to buy at any price.»

They don't all pay, but if you can get a story into an anthology with some well - known authors in your genre, you'll be paid in publicity that would be hard to buy at any price.

Not exact matches

Discover the tale of each girl and Yaoi, primarily known as boys» love in Japan, is a Japanese genre of fictional media focusing on romantic or sexual relationships between male characters, typically marketed for a female audience and usually created by female authors.

If you don't know how to determine «target audience» for a book, connect with authors who write in your genre and learn who is reading their books.

Often, authors are great at writing in their genre, but they don't know the first thing about writing the marketing copy that will sell their book to readers.

But it's no less urgent to nurture talented authors working in genres like fantasy and science fiction.

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We know it's important to meet with the best in the biz and authors in your genre.

I know that these are small niches at Amazon, yet a lot of authors have become very rich from historical fiction, not least Hilary Mantel who won the Booker twice by writing in that genre.

We now know that not to be true, and plenty of authors have found success in multiple genres.

On one front, this is essential material for the first - time author pursuing a traditional publishing deal, as publishers are well known for sticking quite rigidly to genre requirements, for the purposes of selling their products (our books) to the even more hide - bound book shops, who aren't interested in buying a book unless they know where to shelve it.

He wrote the book on writing fiction, and he has built mailing lists both as a fiction and nonfiction author, so no matter what genre you're writing in, he has some great tips and knowledge about building an e-mail list.

Since self - published authors can't always get someone well known in their genre of choice to recommend their book, it helps to have people who are willing to give thoughtful and honest reviews of your work regardless.

Do you know who the top selling indie authors are in your genre?

David Vinjamuri is the talented author of Operator, one of my top reads of last year — and you have to know that I'm picky, especially when reading a genre I write in.

Self - published authors of genre fiction are a driving force in the ebook market and so we are looking forward to offering Smashwords» 250,000 titles to all the users of the txtr platform in 20 countries, alongside bestsellers from well - known publishers.»

For curated self - published and small publisher titles, we have Kobo Next, which has been a rotated banner that appears in various different spots on the website and features a mix of well known plus lesser known authors and titles that our merchandisers feel are worthy of a second look (all divided by genre)-- much like that gorgeous table display that reflects a bookstore staff's selection:

An announcement today shared that the oldest ebook publisher and the largest independent ebook publisher have now joined forces to combine their catalogs of high - interest and genre specific titles from some of the most well - known authors in their fields.

In Vintage Tomorrows, the authors met and interviewed some of the most well - known names in their genres to decide on the impact of botIn Vintage Tomorrows, the authors met and interviewed some of the most well - known names in their genres to decide on the impact of botin their genres to decide on the impact of both.

In the case of Locke, author of Maids of Misfortune, the author was actually able to help grow the historical mystery genre into what has now come to be known as «cozy mysteries» in the book industrIn the case of Locke, author of Maids of Misfortune, the author was actually able to help grow the historical mystery genre into what has now come to be known as «cozy mysteries» in the book industrin the book industry.

For unknown authors, it takes a year minimum to build anything resembling a following for your book, no matter what genre it's in.

If you have any recommendations on Australian authors and books I should read, particularly in the YA genre, let me know and I'd be happy to add them to my To Be Read list.

Whether you're in awe of an author's writing capabilities, his / her ability to self - promote, or the sheer range of outlets that have reviewed his / her work, by better understanding success stories in your genre, you have the opportunity to then identify the media outlets that have reviewed and shared information about these books and authors — outlets that you know are receptive to works in your genre.

But also, you are «making friends» with other authors in your genre, and we all know how vital author collaboration can be.

In a first - of - its - kind tell - all memoir on the inside working of a top Indian law firm, corporate lawyer turned author Prasenjeet Kumar, shares his experiences in as candid and no - holds - barred manner as never disclosed in this genre beforIn a first - of - its - kind tell - all memoir on the inside working of a top Indian law firm, corporate lawyer turned author Prasenjeet Kumar, shares his experiences in as candid and no - holds - barred manner as never disclosed in this genre beforin as candid and no - holds - barred manner as never disclosed in this genre beforin this genre before.

We know business people to be heavy consumers of podcasts; thus, in the past year, we've placed major emphasis on securing business podcast interviews for authors in this genre which allows them to speak about the concepts of their books to the millions of appropriate individuals looking for new, unique insights through this medium.

It's important to know your competition and to set author goals to «make it» in ways that others in your genre have thrived.

As an author, knowing what already exists in your genre is critical to the success of your book.

In that genre, new authors in particular have to walk a fine line; without a professional editor, they likely won't even know that a line existIn that genre, new authors in particular have to walk a fine line; without a professional editor, they likely won't even know that a line existin particular have to walk a fine line; without a professional editor, they likely won't even know that a line exists.

Where authors are no longer limited in their publishing models, their preferred genres, or their formats, readers have also refused to be limited by something as simple as a recommended age range.

While Thomas Nelson is in the area of trade publications, it can bring some of the best known authors in the inspirational genre to this deal, including the works of Billy Graham, Max Lucado, and Dave Ramsey.

Instead, they either look for an author they know they already like, or for a book in a genre that might enjoy.

Certainly, there are more indie than Big Five authors earning above minimum wage in this daily snapshot (486 vs. 302), but to know the probability of hitting the right place on the list, we would need to know the distribution of publisher types across all of the ebooks in the selected genres.

I often alternate between reading books from well - known authors that I like and lesser known authors who write in a genre outside my normal.

Authors, if you don't know the big players are in your niche, go to Amazon, research the bestsellers in your genre, and find out which ones blog.

I know this post is long past by now... but I felt I needed to come back after recent experiences reading / talking to other indie authors in my genre and let you know that I now, unfortunately, see what you're saying.

And one valuable blog in my genre (the romance blog Dear Author — I write romantic suspense) will no longer accept books for potential review unless they are available in all formats, so KDP Select is a negative there too.

Romance is one of the most popular genres in the US - driven Christian fiction market, but many New Zealand authors — even Christian authors — don't know it exists.

Say your academic paper writing is about a Coppola movie; you can write a summary about its theme, the editing, talk about what you know about the film in context, or weigh how this movie challenges others from the same author, speak about the genre, etc..

And if it is in search of new genre fiction authors, it knows where to look first.

Fiction authors may become known for their writing style and their expertise in writing in a specific genre (such as children's, sci - fi, romance, or mystery) or for their niche within a particular genre (vampire stories, romantic adventure).

Each book has a detailed description and comments from the author as well as other information like book cover, genre, page count and everything you need to know to select stories that you are interested in.

But as marketing falls more and more to the writer, and as self - published authors close the quality gap by employing freelance editors and skilled cover artists, the earnings comparison in our study suggests a controversial conclusion: Genre writers are financially better off self - publishing, no matter the potential of their manuscripts.

Briefly, a dozen emerging noir writers were matched with four well - known Italian authors in the genre — Paolo Roversi (the author, not the fashion photographer); Sandrone Dazieri; Simone Sarasso; and Enrico Paniani.

We talked to best - selling authors in darn near every genre to get all the need - to - know info for you.

What Amazon has done is allowed authors from all walks of life, in all genres and sub-genres, no matter what their «message» to have an outlet to the public.

But what indie writers would be interested in — at least this one — is professional help with gaining exposure in those areas that can actually do indie writers some good: identifying key book - review bloggers by genre, sorting through the maze of sites that offer paid advertising, and knowing which ones are the best bet for a particular author's work, helping with ad language, etc..

I know that some die - hard fans of certain authors won't read anything else they've written if it's not in their preferred genre.