Sentences with phrase «niche publishers»

Hard Case Crime is a well respected and established niche publisher of hard boiled crime novels.

The mergers needed to face the financial pressures of publishing seen in 2012 create the perfect gaps in the market for niche publishers in 2013.

For example, you may get a book advance for a small niche publisher that covers your $ 3000 for the month, or you may have a $ 1000 month.

In response to yet more niche publishers and start - ups competing for attention on «their» turf we'll see a surge in entrepreneurial behaviour and collaborations from the major publishers.

Most agents also don't cultivate contacts within very niche publishers.

That said, you may find niche publishers that are willing to accept your book, but the market, like your advance, may be smaller.

This move made things much more difficult for indie booksellers to get into the game, and for niche publishers who might want to sell a few of their ebooks directly.

Amazon is now throwing its weight around and hurting a raft of niche publishers with that silly 65 % stocking fee.

that's why i buy legit, especially from niche publishers, and then strip that mofo drm right off for safekeeping as an epub.

And as niche publishers, nonfiction authors have a real need to understand what people are looking -LSB-...]

But some more modest efforts of a company like Osprey, which caters to military history buffs and offers subscriptions, online forums and the like, demonstrates how a deeply traditional niche publisher can develop their community online while enhancing the value of their print customer base.

Ruth Bonetti has been published by a large publishing house (Oxford University Press published Enjoy Playing the Clarinet with its accompanying piano book) and a smaller Australian niche publisher (Albatross Books) and a music publisher.

These are things that small, niche publishers MIGHT do, but the big six don't have the time of day for fans or even their own authors.

Hard Case Crime Hard Case Crime is a well respected and established niche publisher of hard boiled crime novels.

Over this past generation, I saw tons and tons of games that stayed in Japan, and while you'd have a few niche publishers — the XSEEDs and Aksyses and Atluses of the world — that are bringing some of those over, a lot of them are stuck, especially on the PSP.

As a small niche publisher with more that 50 titles in print (all copyright protected), I have been looking at ebooks for a long time.

From niche publishers (Christian, LGBTQ, erotica) to good old - fashioned «retro» romance; from traditional print to digital - only, here's a sampling of some of the top publishers in the Romance genre today.

The Red Bull Media House and a few other outliers have already demonstrated the potential rewards of doubling down on the strategy of becoming a niche publisher of quality, targeted content.

If even 25 percent of those 500 national visitors are interested in your products, you'll earn more total value than with your niche publisher.

Rather, it is the niche publishers that may have the most to lose.

This is an understandable position for a niche publisher like Namco Bandai, who must make the most of sales for each platform.

But when the focus swung from books for general markets (risky indeed) to tightly targeted or niche markets, and pre-testing (usually through direct mail testing) allowed the publisher to define the specific buyer demand, then self - publishing let the niche publisher create publications with finely honed titles tailored to pin - point targets.

A Google search for Dallas publishers brings up a handful of vanity presses, a «boutique» or two, and a 2012 D Magazine piece covering «niche publishers» — a term Evans wouldn't apply to Deep Vellum.

«I'm not a niche publisher.

I established Mims House, a niche publisher, named after the Historic Quapaw District house where I have my office.

I KNEW I had a wide - ope market that could feed well into a niche publisher, but the publisher passed on the grounds that they didn't do «beginner books» (since then, I've seen a book or three published by than that seems LOWER than the level I was writing at).

I am now a niche publisher in two areas: timely, yet timeless stories for kids and how - to - write and market fiction.

ScienceThrillers Media is a niche publisher specializing in fiction and popular nonfiction with real science, technology, engineering, math, or medicine in the plot.

When I heard about the 3 month free trial at Scribd, and looked at their collection (they have a number of niche publishers that the public library is never going to stock in bulk), I only had to make sure I had the correct kind of device to use it properly before signing up.

These niche publishers are rethinking the publishing business from the ground up, changing the way they acquire, manage, market, sell, and monetize content on a global scale.

Others have sold a few books to some small publisher — maybe an educational press or a niche publisher — and those small jobs keep them busy.

Innumerable are the tales of authors getting nice advances, having the books disappoint the sales department, getting dropped by their publisher and not being able to find another (or having to go to with small, niche publisher) because of lousy numbers.

I self - published the first time because the niche publisher I was actually aiming the book toward claimed they didn't do «beginner» books (I've read a book or two from them that I would consider «more beginner» than mine).

Angry Robot will partner with Osprey Publishing, a niche publisher of military - history books, and the Angry Robot publishing schedule remains unchanged.

It's definitely a niche publisher, but if you fit there, you really couldn't do better.

Career Press was founded in 1985 as a niche publisher of targeted career directories.

For a long time, niche publishers and publishers of specialist books have had a particularly hard time coping with the problem of constantly declining print runs alongside escalating (printing) costs.

For the niche publisher, the small potatoes novelist, and the new author there is a strong new reality.

A niche publisher that carries only your genre and targets your market can be a very good choice for a newbie writer who is not an expert in business or marketing.

There are niche publishers for most regions, religions and interests.

Support the niche publishers who localize a lot of these games.

Outside the major legal vendors and consultants, are there low profile authors or niche publishers that you'd recommend?