Sentences with phrase «like bea»

I've never been to a biggie like BEA but you bet it's on my radar when the time is right.

That is certainly better than paying a vanity press $ 10,000 or more, plus several thousand for something like BEA access.

In it, she warns about signing up for predatory marketing plans offering you access to the large industry events like BEA.

Don't be so sure, in my line of work all i do is visit writing conferences and expos like BEA.

In my line of work, all I do is visit writing conferences and expos like BEA.

It's a struggle for a large event like BEA to adapt at the pace of the industry.

Not exact matches

I like to cook, good movies and nice walks in the evening, on the bea..

i like guns, swords, chimichangas, video games, wheel of fortune, bea arthur and playing ding dong ditch at doctor dooms

I also like going to the bea...

Further, while we applaud the Brookline School Committee's position and extensive work toward eliminating MCAS as a graduation requirement and resisting changes to curriculum solely to address MCAS, the BEA calls upon the Brookline School Committee to support the legislation filed by the MTA or like - minded proposals and to develop and distribute policies to ensure that:

While he worked at Blue Mountain Arts, Mark scouted for new talent, helped develop new products, and he negotiated distribution and licensing deals at publishing industry events like Book Expo America (BEA), the London Book Fair, and the Frankfurt Book Fair.

During his time at Blue Mountain Arts, Mark Malatesta helped scout new talent, develop new products, and he negotiated distribution and licensing deals at events like Book Expo America (BEA), the London Book Fair, and the Frankfurt Book Fair.

She has developed custom presentations for publishers like HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin and Workman, and has spoken at BEA, Digital Book World, AAP and more.

If some saw a failure in BEA last year to offer entrepreneurial authors a place at the publishing table like that LBF had provided, Rosato and his team saw the experience as an opportunity to rethink, revise, and renew.

But while that consumer - friendly day «exceeded our wildest expectations,» says BEA Event Director Steve Rosato, selling 10,000 tickets before organizers had to draw the line, it mixed with the professional days like oil and water.

SIBF Director Ahmed Al Ameri has worked closely with the UK's Midas Public Relations to build SIBF's status on the world stage and securing an author like Brown shows just how far the fair has come; last year the SIBF had Jeffrey Archer — another big name, but not in the same league as Brown, who has never attended BEA, or the Frankfurt or London book fairs.

Beyond that, BEA organizers understand that a lot of the business of a conference like this takes place off - site at sponsored dinners and events, and that attendees and exhibitors alike are more likely to participate if those venues are unique, intriguing, historical, and more.

Book bloggers unable to attend the BEA Bloggers Conference or Book Expo America (BEA) in New York City, but would like to «meet» other book bloggers and publishers to discuss books and book blogging can participate in this virtual event.

We talk about what kind of blogs readers like, what should or shouldn't be included in an author blog, what blogs get the most comments, what they think BEA could improve on and what they loved most about it and a quick look at what they wish their eReader would give them that they aren't getting now.

For those of you not at BEA, like me, you can look at photos of people at BEA.

Mark scouted for new talent, helped develop new products, and negotiated distribution and licensing deals at events like Book Expo America (BEA), the London Book Fair, and the Frankfurt Book Fair.

Kobo is looking more and more like a viable alternative to Amazon, particularly if they put in place some of the author perks Mark LeFebvre told Laurie Boris about at BEA.

Then, after the event, each author receives a «Post-Show Wrap - Up» with details about how to follow - up on any leads generated at the show, along with pictures of the event, like this one from this year's BEA in New York.

I attended BEA mostly to receive my medal for Eating Bull at the IPPY Award ceremony which took place the night before, but also to get an idea of what BEA has to offer small - press published authors like myself.

We'd like to thank BEA for their support and our fantastic speakers and sponsors for their help in making this our best show yet.

BEA is super overstimulating and tiring, and by the end, you feel like you ran a marathon and need some time off.

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Bob: Last year, the big buzz at BEA was is everything stable, and I still see it in traditional publishing, they act like, «Oh, we've weathered the digital storm, everything's fine now,» and I don't think anything can be further from the truth.

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