Sentences with phrase «of the publishing houses behind»

You get all the freedom of being self published, but you get a backing of a publishing house behind you and all the networking and resources that comes with.

Traditional publishing I think offers a more immediate satisfaction that comes with the validation of a publishing house behind you.

Not exact matches

The supernatural plot in the LaHaye - Jenkins novels, published by Tyndale House, has true believers taken from the earth in a «rapture» that precedes seven years of suffering — the great tribulation — for those left behind.

Published on her website, goop, the dessert consists of chocolate wafers and whipped cream — and brings to mind 73 - year - old Stewart's 2004 stint behind bars (and then under house arrest) for insider trading.

Sue is the co-author of Wrightslaw: No Child Left Behind (ISBN: 978 -1-892320-12-4) that is published by Harbor House Law Press.

If you're an indie author who's competing in your genre, on your own, with best - selling authors who have the resources of big publishing houses behind them.

Once the long arm of the bureaucracy gets behind e-books, the publishing houses will have no choice but to cave.

So, Sharon went to iUniverse where the then - head of this publishing house, Susan Driscoll, who came from traditional publishing, was savvy enough to see what a talent Sharon was and put some muscle behind this book.

While Barnes and Noble knows that refusing to stock any of the potential bestsellers that should come from the Amazon publishing house would be financial suicide, given the extensive reach of the online trendsetter, it does have the power of the physical bookstore behind it, something that Amazon lacks for now.

Building and using a platform is vital if you don't have the weight of a traditional publishing house behind you promoting your work.

This is never more true than in the indie publishing world because we don't have big promo budgets or the reputations of solid and well - known publishing houses behind us.

Upstairs at the White House By J.B. West Open Road Media • $ 16.99 • ISBN 9781504038676 A bestseller when it was first published in 1973, this entertaining account of life in the White House by a former chief usher — who directed activities at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for six consecutive presidents — gives a rare behind - the - scenes look at first ladies from Eleanor Roosevelt to Pat Nixon.

And I also weighed all the wonderful pluses that came with being traditionally published by a Big 5 house — including having a «team» behind me every step of the way, having the «clout» and prestige of having finally «made it,» being able to reach a wider audience through print distribution.

We all know how every book ever published by traditional publishing houses has months of work behind it by editors of different responsibilities, designers and illustrators.

That's the premise behind the hybrid model of crowdfunding in which companies like Inkshares — whose platform is currently hosting the book campaign for Gary Whitta's first self - published novel — allow the public to fund a book's production through pre-orders before sending it on to a traditional publishing house.

Authors, especially indie authors who don't have the legal clout of a major publishing house behind them, have been forced to overlook the theft of their work for so long that it's finally come home to roost in our political arena.

I read good books by large publishing houses all the time, books that take my breath away, make me laugh and cry and wonder at the brilliance of humanity... I want a reputable publishing house standing behind my book; I want them to tell you it's good so that I don't have to.

Third, although traditional publishing houses have editors and you have already paid for one, the prestige of being accepted by them, with the orchestra of copyeditors, cover artists, and marketing experts behind them to help you, will relieve you of a lot of the work for your next big project.

If you are not lucky enough to have one of the big publishing houses behind you and the help of a literary agent, then you need to do all of the hard work yourself in promoting your book and getting it out there.

The resources of the publishing house are behind the creation of the cover, which means (usually) a professional, high quality result.

Getting behind the gates of a traditional publishing house is even harder as costs rise and profits decline.

So, Sharon went to iUniverse where the then head of this publishing house, Susan Driscoll, who came from traditional publishing, was savvy enough to see what a talent Sharon was and put some muscle behind this book.

And a self - published author, without the marketing and PR engine of a large publishing house behind her, or the funds to take out TV advertising time, desperately needs her readers to find her book amid these millions of others.

Now, the listing has since been pulled from Amazon, but thanks to PCGamesN we know it'll be published by Random House, and will be «a peek behind the curtain of Rockstar Games and its intensely guarded approach to the creation of the lush, Old West open - world gameplay».

Behind the scenes, the SPARKTHEMARCH initiative came together at a small dinner bringing together Winston House founder, Corey McGuire, Universal Music Publishing chief Evan Lamberg, as well as Amanda Groves of Plus Capital, Andrew Gertler of AG Artists, Beka Tischker of Wide Eyed Entertainment, Jake Udell of Th3rd Brain, Milana Rabkin of Stem and Matt Graham of Winston House.