Sentences with phrase «matter in a print book»

You don't need all the end matter in a print book that you have in an e-book.

Not exact matches

The former undertook to supply books and printed matter for the churches in the colonies, while the latter sent out missionaries to work with the king's subjects and with the natives.

Let us begin then by looking at some reasons why the Bible, in spite of the mass of printed matter that comes pouring from the presses, is still the most important book in existence and why reading it is one of the most important things that any person today can do.

The labels don't matter, Christian, Muslim, Buddist... at least they have beliefs and stick with them rather than using God to pump up book sales (or maybe she just likes to see her name in print) Here's a thought.

I totally agree with Diana Kennedy's assessment of Sterling's work: «I know of no other book in print today, or in the past for that matter, that explains so meticulously the ingredients and history of the foods of Yucatán.»

I totally agree with Diana Kennedy's assessment of Sterling's work: «I know of no other book in print today, or in the past for that matter, that explains so meticulously the ingredients and history of the foods of

(6) supply, including on loan by libraries, of books (including brochures, leaflets and similar printed matter, children's picture, drawing or colouring books, music printed or in manuscript form, maps and hydrographic or similar charts), newspapers and periodicals, other than material wholly or predominantly devoted to advertising;

Published in Chicago Tribune on June 05, 2016 — Print headline: «The power of belonging - In his latest book «Tribe,» Sebastian Junger says that for soldiers, the bonds of combat can matter more than bullets&raquin Chicago Tribune on June 05, 2016 — Print headline: «The power of belonging - In his latest book «Tribe,» Sebastian Junger says that for soldiers, the bonds of combat can matter more than bullets&raquIn his latest book «Tribe,» Sebastian Junger says that for soldiers, the bonds of combat can matter more than bullets»

But then I see new books — good books — by writers in the region whose names I'm just beginning to recognize, and others by authors long familiar to me, and still others by people I've never heard of, and my confidence grows that no matter where the rest of the country is heading with the printed word, the South is moving in the right direction, and picking up speed.

I don't have a particular dog in the print - vs - eBook fight; I like print books and haven't yet felt the need to buy an eReader, but I see the appeal of eBooks and am generally just glad that people are reading, no matter the format.

During the short time it was originally in print, it got some really nice reviews — good enough to encourage me to self - publish the book (after giving the matter a LOT of thought).

Yes, the world still loves books, no matter what version they are in: printed or electronic.

Starting with the second (and easier) question: we are positive that readers» preferences matter because they are the end - consumers and if they would demand books to be printed in an eco-friendly manner it will provide a significant incentive for publishers to move forward and adopt greener practices.

Fans of print books, who have long lived in fear that their neighborhood bookstore will be rendered obsolete by the ubiquity of ebooks in a matter of years, can take comfort in new numbers from Nielsen Books & Consumer showing that ebooks were outsold by both hardcovers and paperbacks in the first half of books, who have long lived in fear that their neighborhood bookstore will be rendered obsolete by the ubiquity of ebooks in a matter of years, can take comfort in new numbers from Nielsen Books & Consumer showing that ebooks were outsold by both hardcovers and paperbacks in the first half of Books & Consumer showing that ebooks were outsold by both hardcovers and paperbacks in the first half of 2014.

To make matters worse, custom fonts are not universally supported by eReaders, making it impossible to, perhaps, use that one font you have always loved so much and used in your print layout of the book.

No matter where you take the print book, no matter what room you read it in, it will remain in the same form and have the same affordances as it did on the day it was first stacked in the bookstore.

Over a third (36 %) of UK book buyers buy both e-books and print books and 42 % of these say that they will always buy the cheapest version of the book no matter which format it is in.

So no matter where you are, if you've got 1) a complete book and PDF export from Pressbooks in 5.5 × 8.5, 6 × 9, 4.25 × 7 or 5 × 8 trim size and 2) a ready - for - print book cover, then we can help get your book printed and sent to your door.

b) Unless a Video Stills License is procured, you may not use «stills» derived from Footage in ebook covers, or printed book covers, or any type of printed matter.

I also updated the print files for all my other fiction books with the name changes as part of the series in the back matter and took the opportunity to update my Author Bio and other small things while I was there.

My complaint is with the way Amazon handled print books in this matter, not with the Amazon - Macmillan ebook pricing dispute, over which I still haven't developed an informed opinion because it is so fricking complicated.

Read more: Front matter — what to include in the front of your book» Read more: Book trim size — how to choose the right trim size» And even more: Is your image high enough resolution for printing?&rabook» Read more: Book trim size — how to choose the right trim size» And even more: Is your image high enough resolution for printing?&raBook trim size — how to choose the right trim size» And even more: Is your image high enough resolution for printing?»

How an author produces ready - to - go book production files — whether for print or e-book — is a matter of individual ability, the complexity of the book design, and the professionalism required in the final product.

As a matter of note, my book has been published in print by Partridge publishing in Singapore.

Here in Brazil, books are zero rated, no matter if printed here or imported, so I can buy books and magazines anywhere in the world and I do not have to worry about taxes, as they do not exist.

By utilizing print - on - demand, the author was able to conceptualize the alternate book and bring it to a physical print edition in a matter of weeks; with digital publishing, the process is even more streamlined.

Every ebook, no matter how much like a print book it may seem, is a web page that we read on the simplified browser embedded in our e-reader of choice.

We keep making the case that the split that matters when trying to foretell the future of the book business (and everybody in it) is not «print» versus «digital», but «bought online» versus «bought in stores».

2 — Put back matter in your ebooks and print books, a call to action, an invitation, and a thank you.

I think for printing books it's a different matter, I saw a forum post where Ted admitted he and Legend Press took on too much back in 2008, and that though difficult at the time he acknowledged critics like at Absolute Write had a useful purpose to serve in the community.

POD or Print on Demand publishing is the commonly used term for the digital way of publishing that enables a book to be printed and bound in a matter of minutes.

Lots of great work is rejected every day due to marketing concerns, and the cold, hard truth is that if your book doesn't look like something that can easily move thousands of copies in its first three months in print, it doesn't matter how good it is: mainstream publishers will think it's not worth their time and effort.

Coffee table books, or anything else with a lot of illustrations, I agree works better in print, but for straight text it doesn't matter to me.

As a matter of fact, just this week I had somebody email me and say, «is your book, Marketing Your Book on Amazon, available in print?&rabook, Marketing Your Book on Amazon, available in print?&raBook on Amazon, available in print?»

What matters is getting the book they have written into the hands of as many readers as possible in whatever form, print, digital, audio.

No matter how the market for e-reader devices evolves, there are long - term questions about how soon e-books will overtake print books in popularity.

For print, Amazon's FREE «create space» will have your book ready for print in a matter of days.

Now authors can easily create a book and have it out for sale in a matter of minutes, either electronically or in print.

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.

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I * think * the point I'm failing to make was offered in response to your comment: «No matter whether your book is a print book or an e-book, you have the huge marketing task of letting readers know it exists, then convincing them your book is informative and / or entertaining enough to buy — when there are hundreds of thousands of other books out there.

Nevertheless, e-book prices around the world are still undercutting print book prices, and the matter is compounded by the fact that in 2014, e-books will account for 13 % of all publishing revenue, compared to 3 % in 2010.

I doubt I'll buy any more print books in the future, no matter how interesting they may look.

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Having an author website, or business cards or bookmarks, or a certain number of print books included in the package totally doesn't matter if you have an ugly cover; everything additional won't save you.

«As we have seen with music, photos and video, books and other printed matter are slated to appear on a wide array of devices that offer tradeoffs in such factors as screen size and battery life.

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