Sentences with phrase «own local independent bookstore»

I do want to wait and support our local independent bookstore — «The Twig».

You can purchase the book while you are there, at online sellers, or from your local independent bookstore.

It comes out March 1, so you can also run - don't - walk next Tuesday and get it at your local independent bookstore.

Whether you are an Amazon shopper or prefer your local independent bookstore (yay!)

Read new books you check out from the library or buy from your local independent bookstore.

Please stop by your local independent bookstore or online bookseller and pick up a copy.

Run - don't - walk next Tuesday and get it at your local independent bookstore.

Engage with your local independent bookstores to get your book featured in their stores.

Boscha would be the first to say it's usually not so easy, but as of that December 2011 blog post, she'd placed her novel «in three different local independent bookstores, and I'm on the cusp of having it at a fourth.»

Just be sure to save some shopping energy for Small Business Saturday, too, because you'll be in for a treat when you shop at your local independent bookstore.

If your local independent bookstore sold a branded ereader, would you buy it?

Call your local independent bookstore several months before your publication date.

We love our local independent bookstores.

Alternatively, you can look up the ISBN and order a book through your local independent bookstore, BN.com, Amazon.com, or other online booksellers.

IngramSpark's global distribution network makes your book available to more than 39,000 retailers and libraries around the world, including major and local independent bookstores, and reaches over 70 online channels, including Amazon, Apple iBooks, Kobo, and more.

You'll also want to make friends with the booksellers at your local independent bookstore and the librarians in your local library.

Simon and Schuster has just launched a new holiday campaign called «Give the Gift of Reading» to support local independent bookstores and Literacy Partners, whose mission is to strengthen families by empowering parents through education.

Available here and through Small Press Distribution, your local independent bookstore and Amazon.

Looking for a local independent bookstore?

I highly recommend, if you're interested in learning more about selling books to bookstores, go to your local independent bookstore, check in, check their website, see if they have author programs.

It just makes sense to support your local independent bookstore before you ask them to support you.

Your local independent bookstores (and library) are frequently the hub of your community's literary landscape.

Local independent bookstores (or libraries) are the best place to start.

First, it brings together local independent bookstores, other local businesses, and community members.

The ebooks come from Google e-books, the app was developed by the ABA, but the reader can still support his favorite local independent bookstore.

However, when it comes to a book becoming an international success, a small book signing at a local independent bookstore might help gather some local attention but will do very little for selling hundreds of thousands of copies.

One of the main reasons authors publish books is to sell them via their favorite places like the local independent bookstore and library, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

For consumers who felt compelled to support their local independent bookstore while still enjoying the benefits of e-reading, affiliates programs... [Read more...]

We are fortunate to have strong public library systems, local independent bookstores, a healthy relationship with many publishers (cultivated over years of conference attendance), and a culture of sharing.

The BN and deceased Borders sucked the life out of my favorite local independent bookstores and the vast selection in the used book store 3 miles from me is very appealing.

A nice development is a rise in the local independent bookstore.

The Publishers Weekly article also quotes local independent bookstore Main Point Books staff as saying, «the real sales boosters are good reviews; coverage in high - profile media such as NPR, 60 Minutes, and morning TV shows; and word - of - mouth.»

An intriguing idea to someone like myself, who feels a twinge of guilt every time I buy an e-book when I could be supporting my local independent bookstore.

(If you are a new or self - published author, read these tips on how to best work with a local independent bookstore.)

Local independent bookstores sometimes get overlooked when an author seeks out places to spread the word about their latest book.

While the major bookstore chains seem the more likely place to your readers, be sure to embrace your local independent bookstore as great places to conduct a book signing to meet your ideal readers.

As already mentioned, your local independent bookstore can be your best friend so ask if you could sell a few copies there and tie it in with a book signing event or Q & A session.

Maybe I'm wrong, but if publishers would reasonably price their books folks would be more likely to buy them from the local independent bookstore where they get good service than from the faceless Amazon.

But she forgets that it wasn't Amazon who struck the real heart shot against local independent bookstores.

One obvious choice is at the local independent bookstore and library.

Does your local independent bookstore have a website?

But moving on... By making reviewing on Amazon lucrative for regular shoppers, it gives people an even greater incentive to shop with them rather than support their local independent bookstore.

One of the main reasons authors publish books is to see and sell them via their favorite places like their local independent bookstore, Barnes & Noble and in their local library.

However, local independent bookstores may be emerging through the cracks.

If they show up for the signing at the local independent bookstore on Tuesday evening, that doesn't leave very many people attending the signing at the Barnes & Noble half a mile away that Saturday (or vice versa).

Sure, I'll admit publishers, legacy or not, have a stake in seeing the local independent bookstores make it, but I don't buy that they are «among the strongest advocates of booksellers, particularly independents».

Readers are able to purchase books from the site and a small percentage of the proceedings is returned support local independent bookstores.

The Drunken Botanist is available now through your local independent bookstore, or order a signed and inscribed copy directly from Amy's bookstore by clicking here.

To order: find a local independent bookstore at Booksense or order / pre-order online.

Not exact matches

In the spirit of supporting independent bookstores and regional local economies, I recommend IndieBound as way to link to the books you showcase.