Sentences with phrase «pay for review copies»

However, you will pay all costs to courier your manuscript to publishers, and once you have a contract, you will pay for review copies of the published book, which the agent will send to foreign publishers in an attempt to sell additional rights.

Not exact matches

A copy of the agreement reviewed by The Hollywood Reporter reveals the two were to be paid $ 250,000 for the screenplay plus $ 150,000 more for rewrites if the producer exercised its option.

Note: While I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher, I am not paid for reviews.

Note: While I did receive a complimentary copy of this book for review, I was not paid by the publisher or author to review and feature it.

According to Schools Week, who saw an early copy of the manifesto, some of Labour's policies include reducing class sizes to under 30 for those aged between five and seven, abandoning baseline tests and reviewing SATs, and reintroducing national pay bargaining.

For our immediate purpose, focus on costs associated with an author website, advanced reader copies, and paying for book revieFor our immediate purpose, focus on costs associated with an author website, advanced reader copies, and paying for book reviefor book reviews.

That means you have to pay for cover art, editing, proofing, formatting, print copies, reviews from Kirkus and PW, on and on...

I don't have to pay for these copies, and I don't get commission on the downloads, but it's getting my product known and exposed (and, hopefully, reviewed).

A good quality paid review also offers copy for back of book, promos and press releases that a free consumer review probably won't offer, plus when you buy the review you are buying the rights to the editorial copy.

Either by asking friends, or «gifting» Kindle copies to my blog readers or even paying for a few «honest reviews».

It's very simple, and aside from paying for the proof copy to review -LSB-...]

I could see paying for reviews or giving away book copies in exchange for a review (advancing position on the TBR list), but those reviews need to be honest ones.

No Royalty will be paid on the transmission or distribution of downloads or other copies of the Audiobook distributed for free for purposes of review, sample, advertising, publicity or promotion.

When I emailed Amazon, they gave me a canned answer, saying the paying customers would need to contact Amazon, and then copied and pasted their rules and regulations for reviews, which did not apply to me.

Don't get me wrong, I will be asking friends to review my book (I'll be sending them a free PDF copy to read in the hope that they will write me a review), but I've also budgeted # 337 for paid reviews from the following services:

My book review operation was a success from the very beginning in terms of attracting publishers wanting to submit books for review and being able to pay any overhead expenses using review copies as a source of income by selling them to local bookstores and community libraries in Madison, Wisconsin and other surrounding small communities hereabouts.

Why would anyone spend months writing a book, researching a story, paying hundreds — editing costs around US$ 1,000 for a standard sized book, cover design — a couple hundred, reviewing it, proofing it, sending out free copies — at your expense — to key reviewers — in the hopes that they -LSB-...]

To secure reviews for an indie book, authors had just a few options last year: paid review services (offered by outlets such as Kirkus, IndieReader, BlueInk Review, and Self - Publishing Review); customer reviews (solicited by sending review copies to beta readers or via Goodreads or social media giveaways); or a blog tour, where bloggers run an excerpt, review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional review services (offered by outlets such as Kirkus, IndieReader, BlueInk Review, and Self - Publishing Review); customer reviews (solicited by sending review copies to beta readers or via Goodreads or social media giveaways); or a blog tour, where bloggers run an excerpt, review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional Review, and Self - Publishing Review); customer reviews (solicited by sending review copies to beta readers or via Goodreads or social media giveaways); or a blog tour, where bloggers run an excerpt, review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional Review); customer reviews (solicited by sending review copies to beta readers or via Goodreads or social media giveaways); or a blog tour, where bloggers run an excerpt, review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional review copies to beta readers or via Goodreads or social media giveaways); or a blog tour, where bloggers run an excerpt, review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional review, or q & a — none of which usually leads to coverage in the traditional media.

If some of the new books available from outside vendors were review copies, for example, you won't be paid for them.

It's very simple, and aside from paying for the proof copy to review it (less than $ 10), there isn't a cost factor not to do it.

If you've partnered with some of the influencers in step 1, sending 10 of them a copy of your book for less than $ 10.00 is a cheap price to pay for some realistic reviews.

If you have a favorite thing of mine, leave a review on Amazon, or Goodreads... sign up for the free signed copy giveaway on Goodreads for my novel Gideon's Curse... buy «Remember Bowling Green» so I can donate the money to the ACLU... the thing that would make me feel the best on my birthday would be to entertain some people, and to feel as if I write — and I talk about that — and it's of more than slight, passing interest to a few of the thousands of folks who follow me between this profile and my author page... Going to put this on my author page as well, and on my blog so it goes to Goodreads, and on Wattpad, where literally tens of thousands of people read my novel Heart of a Dragon for free, and loved it (from the comments) but could not ring themselves to pay the $ 2.99 or $ 3.99 to read the rest of the series... writing is a lonely profession... help a fella out.

If you want to review your credit reports more than once a year, you'll have to pay each of the credit bureaus for your extra copies, usually at a price around $ 9.99 for each report.

2) Credit Rating Scores range from 300 to 850 Below 599 is considered bad 600 to 649 is considered poor 650 to 699 is considered fair 700 to 749 is considered good Over 750 is considered excellent 3) The formula used to determine Credit Rating Score 4) Get a copy of your 3 Credit Reports 5) Review your credit reports for accuracy 6) Correct personal information errors 7) Correct negative information errors File disputes to have questionable negative information removed 9) Have collection agencies delete collection information when paid 10) Compare credit card companies

Everyone pays for their own lunch, but I would bring along the review copies of many of the books that I have reviewed for attendees to take home, first come, first served.

* Reviewed using a copy of the game paid for by ourselves / copy from publisher had not arrived in time for review *

Ironically, I could have just asked for the review copy and got my money back for the pre-order, since it was around that time that I started writing for eGamer (March 2011), but this thought never occurred to me because I wanted to give my money to BioWare, for providing me with so many great games of late, and having played the demo as many times as I did, I was relentless about paying for the game myself.

This review of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD is based off a physical, limited edition copy which was paid for out of pocket.

After an incredible production, that included living illegally in an unused university classroom, a team working for no pay up front, a Kickstarter, and personal loans as security, FORCED launched in October 2013 to great reviews and sales in excess of 150,000 copies.

This review of Bloodborne is based on a retail copy for the PlayStation 4 which was paid for out - of - pocket.

This review of Dragon Ball Xenoverse is based on a retail copy for the PlayStation 4 which was paid for out - of - pocket.

This review was based on a retail copy of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix for the PlayStation 3 that was paid for by the person who wrote the review.

This review of Elite Dangerous is based on a digital copy for the PC which was paid for out - of - pocket.

Review Statement: The author of this review paid for a copy of the game for the PS4 for the purposes of this rReview Statement: The author of this review paid for a copy of the game for the PS4 for the purposes of this rreview paid for a copy of the game for the PS4 for the purposes of this reviewreview.

At the point where I would ordinarily reach out to the people who'd given me a review copy, and politely enquire as to whether these performance issues were going to be fixed, instead I wrote about the game somewhat incensed, having just paid for something that didn't work as intended.

[Disclosure: TreeHugger was provided with a review copy of Renew, but this writer had for a long time prior been a paid - up subscriber.)

Nick Holmes at Binary Law notes the accelerating demise of the printed law review journal and other hard - copy forms of legal scholarship: «Where online equivalents are already paid for out of the budget or where free access materials might substitute, print will suffer severely.»

Review your Virginia Uniform Summons copy carefully (the ticket that the officer issued to you) for information on appearance, traffic school options and or paying via mail or internet.

Once you have read the review, go ahead and get a free licensed copy of the paid full version of Wise Care 365 Pro for your own use.

Paying a professional proofreader or copy editor for a review is not out of the question when your career is on the line.