Sentences with phrase «loves working with publishers»

Even though WayForward loves working with publishers to create amazing games, they are committed to creating their own original game series to ensure that they leave their unique mark within the industry.

He told me in a #PorterMeets interview for The Bookseller in December, «I love working with publishers.

Not exact matches

What she learned from working with a traditional publisher and what she loves about independent publishing;

We have helped small presses, agencies, and self - publishers to produce the books they want to create, and we'd love to work with you!

I love reviewing books and working with authors and publishers to promote great writing.

After many years of working with both big and small publishers, Jess is on her own... and loving it!

Mainly I continue working with my publisher because I love the characters and my readers love the characters... it hasn't seemed like a great idea to stop writing the series.

We've been working hard to get NOOK Press ready for some new guests — starting today, publishers in the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, and Belgium will be able to publish with NOOK Press and reach Barnes & Noble's millions of book - loving customers.

She loves meeting and working with publishers as well as authors of all experience levels — though she has a special passion for working with independent authors and those new to the craft, as well as those writing science fiction, fantasy, horror, romance, suspense, or any combination thereof.

I love the control I have over my indie published works, but it's nice to have help in marketing with the traditional publisher.

There are so many agents, authors and publishers that I'd love to work with — it's difficult to pick just one!

We also love working with the small publisher and the individual author.

Ideally, I'd love to have it both ways — work on indie comics as well as work with a publisher.

Do readers know, for example, that some authors whose names they revere — whose books inspire the films and television work they love — traditionally haven't been able to understand their own «royalty» statements from their publishers with any assurance that those documents were accurate?

Honestly, so do I. I'd love to see traditional publishers continue — with good author contracts and with an acknowledgement that they work in partnership with authors rather than believing that writers are necessary idiots.

I absolutely loved it and Frauke Spanuth at Croco Designs does work with many publishers and is priced reasonably.

I am a small bilingual publisher aiming to help young authors (18 to date) get published with a real support, for the love of great works and talents!

They are respectful of all the work I've done so far as an indie, they are giving me complete say over the cover («If you don't love it, we won't use it») which I've NEVER had before with a trad publisher, and they treat me like a partner not an underling.

Par for China was always my working title, but the publisher really fell in love with The Forbidden Game, which was the title of a related story I wrote for Slate a few years ago.

Besides the awesomeness of connecting directly with people that love your games and engaging in a lot of fun conversations it allows you to free yourself from the shackles of working for a publisher.

Alice works with publishers, for clients and agencies, and loves the odd side project too.