Sentences with phrase «order author copies»

You can order author copies for a very small amount.

If you run a print contest, order author copies well in advance (keeping in mind that Murphy's law might make you waste time getting defective copies replaced by the publisher), and be prepared to spend time (and money) with packing and shipping.

Better yet, we can order author copies at a discount.

If I remember correctly, the last time I ordered author copies for a book with approximately the same page count as the special edition of Vengeance, it cost $ 4.99 (give or take a few cents).

Ordering author copies from CreateSpace and having them delivered to Greece had proven to be a nightmare, as CreateSpace prints the books in the US and not Europe.

Not exact matches

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The first 25 copies ordered will be signed by the author, Jane Cuff.

Order an autographed copy directly from the author using the button below:

In order for people to receive the pre-order gifts, they had to go to the author's website, provide their retailer receipt number, and tell how many copies they purchased.

If you order 35 author's copies upon publication of your book with tredition, the publication itself is free.

Print on demand is perfect for most indie authors because it's hard to judge how well your book will sell, and ordering copies before they're sold can be a massive expense.

You know, a publishing house that could offer royalty advances, but might also require the author to pay some of the costs, up front, and to provide a pre-launch list of people (maybe a thousand or more) who have ordered advance copies of the book.

Tell those authors you'd like to buy a book for a giveaway, but ask if you can order a signed copy.

Using Createspace, I could order proofs or author copies at a discounted amount.

An author had to be careful which service she chose, and (if she was smart) order sample copies to evaluate the production values before committing.

Connect with Sam Reed on booksbysamreed.com, order your copy directly from the author here, or get it on Amazon.

I encourage authors to always make an effort to connect with their local bookstores to sell either through a wholesaler (the bookstore orders copies) or through consignment (they buy and sell directly from the author).

They used to operate their own store where people could order books and authors received a much higher royalty, and it also gave authors the ability to promote discount codes so readers and distributors could order discounted copies.

For them to order only enough copies so that it would take one to two months to ship the books was just their tactics to get Hachette move... that was their decision to do... it's their store but it definitely hurt those authors if the other retailers weren't making up that money from sales from other retailers.

The first note of apparent discrepancy came when a dear friend of the author ordered three copies of the book from Amazon in June.

An author may be asked to subsidize or pay the full cost of his or her print Authors who do so should own the physical copies outright, having paid the manufacturing fees, and should not be required to pay a «percent - off list price» amount arbitrated by the publisher when they need to order copies.

In order to use our services, you must agree to our Terms and Conditions and meet at least one of the following; - Ownership of Rights - You are the author, you own the rights to the copyrighted material, or you have received permission from the publisher to copy the material.

Our authors may order copies of their books direct from Köehler Books.

If you're going to use your book as high - end marketing collateral, order a number of author copies to give away at conferences.

We also recommend that authors order at least 100 - 150 copies for their first order.

The first tool, InstaFreebie, is now in public beta and lets authors or publishers generate digital copies of their titles under complete control in order to send them out to reviewers, readers, street teams, and more.

Panelist Tarah Theoret of NetGalley spoke on the ability for self - published authors to generate advanced reader copies and galleys of their books through CreateSpace by simply building a copyedited version of the book and ordering a set number of proofs.

If an author wishes to sell his / her books in a local bookstore, or a writer's conference, or a book sale, he / she can order copies directly from us.

Order copies of your print book for promotional and author events.

These businesses offer lower prices for authors and may be a more cost - effective solution than ordering 10,000 copies.

If you place an order for copies of your book through an e-mail to Archway Publishing and receive your author discount, then no, you will not receive a royalty payment for that order.

Marcin Wrona, author of Pale Queen's Courtyard, automatically backs up his work - in - progress several times a week on a USB drive in order to keep a current copy in case of technological meltdown.

The announcement states that LATER ON authors will be able to order proof copies and wholesale copies at cost; that's a feature they've been able to enjoy at CreateSpace all along.

In order to attract new users to the platform, Audible has just unveiled an ambitious new program that allows authors to give a copy of their audiobook away for free and earn money while doing so.

In my post, dated April 17, 2017 (read Amazon's New KDP Print Feature is Bad News for CreateSpace Users), one of the major drawbacks of KDP Print over CreateSpace was the inability to order proofs and author copies.

No longer does an indie author need to order and warehouse mounds of book copies in order to sell.

Also, where you can order wholesale author copies or proofs through Createspace, you can not through KDP paperback.

One of the most enticing aspects of publishing one's own manuscript is taking into consideration all of the details that are normally handled by the publisher, such as timing the release date of the novel to not coincide or compete with a novel of a similar slant and establishing a price base, providing advanced reader copies of the text to other authors in order to solicit back jacket reviews, and bringing the manuscript to the e-reader markets.

Followed your link to «buying 1,000 copies of their own books» and found this: Anomalos authors often order as many as 10,000 to 20,000 copies in the first run, but 1,000 is the minimum we require.

Authors contribute by donating financially via our order forms and by using our Book Donation program to provide free copies of their book to schools, hospitals and charities.

If you are an indie author, you have probably opted to either order print - on - demand copies through CreateSpace or another printer, such as Ingram (Lightning Source is for larger orders, and Spark is for smaller orders).

One author did tell me that she always seems to get at least one damaged copy in every order, but also that they were very accommodating about replacing the defective copies.

Almost all copies are sold in the first four months and by the end of one year the book can only be found through special orders and in electronic edition that is forgotten by all but the author.

When ordering copies of your book, you are automatically entitled to an author discount, but you'll save even more when you buy larger quantities.

Mmm, 9.99 is the most I'd pay for an ebook myself; and I'll sulk if for the few handful authors I'd pay more for didn't have a physical copy of the book for me to order.

(The money they make is when you, the author, order copies from them to re-sell, as well as a percentage of sales.)

If you're interested in doing book signing and book festivals, will you be able to order discounted author copies?

Where costs are listed, they normally exceed the amount the author would pay to hire professional developmental and copy editors, cover designers, formatters, and printers in order to produce and publish the work herself.

I have ordered several proofs and author's copies from CS over the last few months.

Time for some publishing math: if the author is forced to buy 5,000 copies of his book, how many copies does the publisher have to sell to other people in order to make a profit?