Sentences with phrase «old publisher came»

This past week a client's old publisher came to us with the idea of giving away one of her earlier novels as a promotion to sell her other older titles.

Not exact matches

Elinor Tatum, publisher and editor - in - chief of The Amsterdam News, (the nation's oldest continuously published black newspaper), has given voice to a concern I've heard a lot of worried murmurs about in Democratic circles: That black voters won't come out to vote for Andrew Cuomo.

Gamers are conditioned to be a cynical bunch, especially when it comes to big publishers and console makers peeling off digital copies of older games, but this year held strong value for PlayStation Plus subscribers, particularly those looking for new experiences.

Traditional publishing, at least the big publishers (and their smaller group of older medium - sized publishers) have decided that the only way to come out ahead in this is to make sure the old way of doing things remains.

So, to summarize — we are traditional publishers, by strict definition, and trad publishers come in small, medium and big sizes, and some are young, and others are very old.

I could argue until the cows come home about whether traditional publishers are old, inefficient, and outmoded — get a bunch of authors together, and we talk about almost nothing else.

Louise Ross relied on her husband, James, a 31 - year - old barrister, to come to the rescue as Kindle, unlike traditional publishers, offer no help in this department.

Valiant Entertainment is the second coming of a publisher that was, in its time, one of the real innovators in the comics industry, and the new kids (some of whom are actually the old kids doing a second act) have shown they have a trick or two up their sleeve.

In preparing a book on Northern Arizona my traditional publisher would not allow me to include a section on Route 66 which I have witnessed over and over how many people come from all over the world to drive on Route 66, eat at the old cafes and stay in the old motels.

As they come out of their hopeful chrysalis, legacy publishers will spread their wings just enough to fly above the still - burning embers of the old publishing world, while rising high enough to see a new horizon.

- Publishers Weekly «The Old West comes alive in heart - wrenching, violent, and wicked racist color... Legal thriller and western fans will stay with it to the last page... Margolin's novel offers a compelling portrait of small town justice done right.»

Of course, that means the authors have to start insisting on very definite language on what «in print» and «out of print» means in their contracts — and you can bet the publishers will kick and scream and thrown a tantrum a two year old would envy when more and more authors start throwing contracts back at them and telling them to take a hike until they come back with a more author - friendly contract.

But when it comes to marketing and promoting, it seems we've taken one paradigm — the old school «traditional publisher buys your book, publisher markets your book, you sink or swim on their efforts» — and are now insisting that everyone must follow the new paradigm — where we are all platform building, paradigm shifting, self publishing, networking machines.

And from what I've seen, most publishers are just sticking to old rules, which I think is going to come back to bite them in the ass.

- Tom Spurgeon's «Sometimes They Make It Hard To Ignore Creators Issues» and «Twenty - One Not Exactly Original Notes On More Watchmen, Written At A Slight Remove» - Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson's «NO FUN» - Chris Mautner's «We've come so far: On Before Watchmen and creators rights» - Rich Johnston's «The Ethics Of Before Watchmen» - Mindless Ones» ««The Second Coming of Night Owl», and other stories...» - Tom Bondurant's «Grumpy Old Fan Set your clocks back»

For those who haven't been keeping up with the long, kind of sad, story, Lohan initially indicated she was planning to sue the publishers of GTA V back in 2013 when the game first came out (yes, GTA V really is that old).

Japanese publisher Kemco has announced that its old - school RPG Asdivine Hearts is coming to the PS Vita, PS3 and PS4

When Persona 4 came out the PS3 had already been out for well over 18 months, but publisher Atlus still decided to bring it to the older PS2.

It's a solution worth thinking about for the old economy players; and that means both firms and publishers, because if Google don't do it, some startup will come along and surprise everybody.