Sentences with phrase «on their bookstores just»

Independent bookstores rely on their communities for their existence — and while some communities may not realize it, cohesive communities rely on their bookstores just as heavily.

Not exact matches

It'll be out in bookstores worldwide after the release of my brand new 2017 cookbook which goes out on December of this year, just in time for Christmas!

I just wanted to let you know that I was on vacation this week in Kuala Lumpur and treated myself to the luxury of going to a bookstore (these are rare where I live!)

So when you walk by that airport bookstore with your sights set on People or US Weekly, just keep on walking.

On Thursday, July 9, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. participated in a panel discussion about the new book, Just Kids From The Bronx, authored by Arlene Alda, at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Bay Plaza.

And now, my ever so smart, charming, and oh - so - beautiful friend just wrote a book called «The Beauty of Dirty Skin» available in bookstores and on Amazon.

According to CNN.com, Love Hewitt is joining the world of singles just before her book release of The Day I Shot Cupid: Hello, My Name Is Jennifer Love Hewitt and I'm a Love - aholic, which is due out in bookstores on March 23, 2010.

Bound to be on display in bookstores and sites like Comixology to tie into the movie, it's worth picking up — if only to learn that epic superhero storytelling didn't just spring up fully formed in the 1980s.

He went on to outline a number of grievances, from Amazon's use of Luxembourg as their European headquarters, a status which allows them to charge just 3 % tax on purchases vs. much higher rates had they been based elsewhere in the EC, to the fact that they are encouraging customers to showroom — to browse in bricks - and - mortar bookstores but shop online.

Since libraries and bookstores have always been a community's window into the publishing industry, it was just a matter of time before they took on the roles of advisor and publisher.

Just as IngramSpark has been pounding the drum in its webinars and social media on good book metadata in selling to bookstores, Joyce said that librarians are just as demandJust as IngramSpark has been pounding the drum in its webinars and social media on good book metadata in selling to bookstores, Joyce said that librarians are just as demandjust as demanding.

Among the topics put forth at morning sessions on Thursday, January 17, at the Digital Book World Conference + Expo were a discussion on how Kobo is helping independent bookstores reach the e-book market and a look at consumers» attitudes toward e-books and how they've changed over the course of just a few years.

Since you are no longer dependent on just the two - to - four - week period that your books are «on shelves» in the bookstores, books continue to sell for longer periods.

Maybe just selling online is your number one strategy and not selling to bookstores, so you could set a shorter discount which would be anywhere between 30 % and 52 % and that will still get your book listed on a lot of these online sites that Ingram works with.

Just a little tip for self published authors publishing on Amazon, Smashwords, iBooks or any other electronic bookstore or blog online.

The Wall Street Journal reported this weekend that E.L. James» Fifty Shades trilogy is on track to hit 20 million copies sold in the United States, after just three months on bookstore shelves (it has been available digitally for about four months).

On Friday Amazon just opened up a new college bookstore at the University of Pennsylvania.

Her earlier books are hard to come by in the real world (two are completely out of print), and I've resisted ordering them online — partly because I want to save / savor them, and partly because I tend to stumble on them in bookstores at just the right time to read them.

Amazon is filling the gap, the Seattle company has just recently opened up a new bookstore in Chicago and plans on opening a New York location in the coming months.

It now gives you text underneath GoodReads and the Kindle bookstore, rather than just relying on icons, which obviously makes it a little more intuitive for new users.

I do remember one romance - specific bookstore on Newbury Street in Boston in the early 90s, but it is just that — a memory.

Kris just banged her head on the same wall a couple weeks ago in her blog, and had all kinds of readers surprised that their books were already in bookstores when they went and looked.

That books that aren't marketed aggressively usually stay on bookstore shelves for just six months — and are then remaindered, often going out of print?

It isn't just books by Amazon publishing imprints that Barnes & Noble and most indie bookstores won't stock... they don't even want CreateSpace - printed indie books on their shelves, because CreateSpace is owned by Amazon.

So just to make it clear, many publishers make their books available to bookstores on a «returnable» basis.

The main advantages to ordering from Third Place will be convenience (because you won't have to wait for me, they can just print you a copy on demand), the ability to pay with credit cards and such, and the support of one of the most awesome bookstores in Seattle.

B&N does targeted refreshes on a page that has just graphics changing (for example, in the e-reader's bookstore), and on areas that will have a heavy redraw.

Indie booksellers will add your book on consignment sometimes, and LS books might look a little prettier, but I've done just as well getting Createspace books into bookstores and don't notice a huge difference in quality.

I agree with this top - 10 list, except I just have one question: Why isn't my all - time favorite bookstore, Square Books in Oxford, MS, on this list?

This allows the average bookstore to promote it in their shop and not just rely on the device sitting on a shelf to gain interest.

The online bookstore set up by Entourage is much smaller than the Amazon bookstore in that it has on offer just about 200,000 titles but has a much better layout than the Amazon.

If getting published traditionally doesn't especially help you to get your books on the shelves of stores (unless you are talented, awesome, hard - working, and lucky enough to be a Jim Butcher), then you've got a legitimate reason to question whether you want to roll the dice with traditional publishers (who absolutely offer many great advantages), or get 70 % royalties on your indie ebooks and get paid 80 % of your print book's list price (minus the cost of POD printing) with your print - on - demand book via Lightning Source and their 20 % short discount option — which gets you right into Amazon.com and other online bookstores, just like the big boys do.

Amazon Rolls Out More Apps for Kindle [Puzzazz] has built Wordoku, a spin on Sudoku, that uses letters instead of numbers, and acts just like puzzle books found in airports, drugstores and bookstores.

That doesn't mean the author's or publisher's books will sit on the shelf of most (or even a few) bricks - and - mortar bookstores in the country — just that the book can look and appear like any other when viewed in an industry database.

And with this new technology, the traditional publishers lost their grip on the distribution system for fiction and allowed writers to just easily walk around the publishers and straight to readers and bookstores by indie publishing their own books.

Just like if you are going on a real life book tour, you will still need to make appearances at bookstores or seminars.

If your marketing goal it is to have as many people as possible read your work, you may be better off first focusing your efforts elsewhere — not just on your local bookstore.

I found myself at a bookstore, just to have a steady income on the side right after college.

Just waiting on it to get rooted and have MIUI, and then I can run the Kobo app and use Pulse That's actually the really nice thing with Kobo — you can use any bookstore you like, as long as it's open, and you can use Kobo on any device.

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences has just released a new report that does not shine a positive light on our reading habits, how often we visit the bookstore and the library.

I recently stumbled upon Kent Haruf's most celebrated novel on the remainder table at my local bookstore, which just seems wrong.

The new bookstore is not just a simple platform to solely sell books, it also offers incentives such as eBook recommendations, special deals on books, and more!

You give up an awful lot in rights and royalties just to have the supposed prestige and validation of a publisher's name on your book's spine, or to see it on a bookstore shelf for a few weeks, before all the copies are pulled and remaindered.

By clicking on Google, you just buy the book from it, and NOT the bookstore.

But if I'm a bookstore owner, why am I going to allow you to come into my shop and just put your book on my shelves?

I would like to be proven wrong, but for the time being, it seems that my dream of getting books from multiple bookstores on an e-ink device without the need to sideload and / or decrypt encrypted data is just that: a dream.

The most current, Till Heaven Then Forever, is for sale until February at Tate publishing.com Just click on bookstore.

If you do want to pursue events on your own, be aware that they're more effective if they go beyond just a reading, and go beyond just bookstores.

Responding to this report, book critic and regular Guardian contributor Damien G. Walter says what we're really seeing isn't just ebooks cannibalizing print books, but an example of «the principle of digital abundance» — people who wouldn't ever have entered a bookstore are snapping up ebooks on Amazon.

On the other hand, B&N isn't just a physical bookstore.