Sentences with phrase «many epublishers»

Today we see a richness of offerings for online learning, from MOCC providers to open source systems, training companies, academic institutions, ePublishers, to various comprehensive online platforms.

In 2004, we evolved from an Internet epublisher to a small trade publisher.

Richard Curtis was my grandmothers agent, who is now an epublisher, but articles like this make me want to avoid representation for my books.

Except people who buy from epublishers or read ebooks.

Try (I loved the editor at Soulmate but I can not firgure out if they are selling many books) another epublisher?

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After years of «good stuff, but no cigar» rejections from quality literary magazines, I found an indie epublisher for my women's fiction short stories.

Some of the most useful information for new authors includes: how to submit to ezines, locating epublishers, obtaining reviews, and online promotion.

In Practical Tips for Online Authors 2012 Edition you'll find listings of writers» groups for support and critiques, you'll learn how to submit stories to ezines in order to polish your craft, send submissions via email and locate an epublisher for your first novel.

Oh yes, I've submitted work to small and epublishers as well, so I obviously don't avoid them all either.

-LSB-...] I mentioned in my post last week, I don't mean to pick on digital - first epublishers.

That said, Brenda Hiatt's «Show Me the Money» page reveals low earnings on average for virtually all small publishers — digital - first / epublishers and traditional independent presses alike.

The whole world is evolving virtually at the speed of light, I am sure ePublisher will find a way to survive and still make profit.

Their illustrated editions of classic stories and fables will be incredibly popular with our readers, and Storia is uniquely capable of beautifully reproducing full - color and illustrated content,» said Jenny Frost, SVP, ePublisher and eBook Strategy, Scholastic Book Clubs and eCommerce, in a press release.

A author who can't sell to the big publishers would do better to a small press or epublisher than to self - publish.

Small press and epublishers offer the best of both worlds — free editing, cover, etc., as well as a platform of respectability you won't have self - published or subsidy published, and there is a chance of being reviewed that is rarely possible with self / subsidy.

Authors can also choose a small press or an epublisher who may or may not offer paper versions of their books.

I wonder if Ms. Hunter is as unaware as she seems of established and successful epublishers like Samhain, or new digital ventures like Open Road Media.

Like Amazon, B&N has a dedicated program for magazine publishers, but getting into the program involves contacting Barnes & Noble directly and seeking approval (by all indications, the company is not very receptive to small indie epublishers at this time).

ePublish Yourself encourages indie - authors and epublishers to watch this issue closely since it is unclear which direction offers the best future opportunities for authors and the book publishing industry in general.

«We are absolutely thrilled to announce Little, Brown Books for Young Readers as our latest Storia publishing partner and to offer their amazing list of titles for children of all ages to experience and enjoy reading digitally,» said Jenny Frost, SVP ePublisher and eBook Strategy, Scholastic Book Clubs and Ecommerce, in a pres release today.

Reputable epublishers may put out calls for submission but those will be placed on message boards and websites they won't be actual ads.

The author should receive that upfront fee, with the original epublisher acting as nothing more than an agent and getting an agent's percentage.

I have noticed that some of the authors who say that the epublisher has to write several books a year is not nearly as important as what is published.

Publishers and ePublishers will be MORE likely to sign you to a deal if they know you have a readership of 5,000 to 50,000 that you can reach directly and sell your next book to.

A business savvy epublisher dedicated to author sales will maintain publishing contracts with all major eRetailers, including Ingram, giving their catalog (and your ebook) national and international exposure and distribution.

If you're publishing an eBook, you can partner with some ePublishers like Smashwords, CreateSpace, Lulu, or BookBaby.

It may seem as though the epublishing industry has already taken off, but it's clear that the future is brighter still for indie authors and epublishers.

But epublisher promotion can allow you more time to do what makes you money — writing the stories your readers love to buy.

Of course, epublisher promotion can't replace author / reader interaction, nor should it.

When approaching such an epublisher, come prepared with a win - win / sharing mindset and a few questions.

A business savvy epublisher will also promote the ebooks in their catalogue because selling ebooks is the only way they make money.

Connecting with an ePublisher willing to put skin in your game is the best way to go.

Many best - selling authors are going direct by publishing through epublishers instead of traditional publishing companies.

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With the lines clearly drawn, let's examine the most salient issues surrounding DRM from the perspective of indie epublishers, weighing each issue to see if DRM makes sense or not.

I've worked with several ePublishers by now, and this is pretty standard fare.

Collca, the co-publishers of the acclaimed History In An Hour series, was founded specifically as an ePublisher.

It's true that there isn't the same risk with eBooks as print, but ePublishers don't publish every project that comes across their virtual desks.

Submit these to your chosen sites or «zines and include a brief blurb or signature line including your name, the eBook's name, and your ePublisher's URL to accompany the article.

Everyone from colleagues to custodians could have more than a passing interest in your topic or expertise, so be sure to include your ePublisher's URL in the frame, or even on a strip of paper if it's not on your cover art, and secret sales could start adding up before you know it.

Two or three lines is fine, and make sure to include the EXACT URL of your author's Web page at your ePublisher!

40K describes itself as an epublisher that specialises in publishing original short works.

To fit, the print may have to be small, but when you can post your cover elsewhere without a caption or the option of linking to your ePublisher's Web site, this little trick more than makes up for it.

Exclusive ePublisher of Self - help, Personal growth, motivation / inspirational, spirituality, Psychology books.

For instance, I used to include the hyperlink for my Web site in my byline, along with the hyperlink for my ePublisher's ordering information for my eBook.

This may not matter much when the cover is displayed on your own ePublisher's download page for your book, but it comes in handy when you use the cover art to represent your work on other Web sites or in printed matter.

When the eBook comes out, you'll already have this built - in material to post on your ePublisher's, or even your own, Web site.

Take out that contract you signed with your ePublisher and read it carefully.

Inviting guests from your ePublisher's Web site to join the contest further solidifies your expert status as a judge, and brings smiles to the folks throwing the contest as well.