Sentences with phrase «price as a novel»

Over 10,000 words, $ 3.99 and above 20,000 words price it as a novel in the genre and call it a short novel.

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The clinical - stage biopharmaceutical company committed to developing novel medicines to transform the lives of patients with life - altering central nervous system (CNS) disorders, SAGE Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ: SAGE) seem to be poised for a price surge as per its latest charts.

But one or two speakers offered more novel arguments, such as increased stigma for children on free and reduced price lunch (when paying students leave the program) and attempting to draw a connection between California's drought and wasted fruits and vegetables.

LAURA *** / **** Image B Sound B - Extras B starring Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Vincent Price, Judith Anderson screenplay by Jay Dratler and Samuel Hoffenstein and Betty Reinhardt, based on the novel by Vera Caspary directed by Otto Preminger PINKY * / **** Image C Sound B - Extras A + starring Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrymore, Ethel Waters, William Lundigan screenplay by Philip Dunne and Dudley Nichols, from a novel by Cid Ricketts Sumner directed by Elia Kazan by Walter Chaw A camp classic of a very particular variety, Otto Preminger's stylish, pedigreed Laura might best be read as a satire of Hitchcock's Rebecca, reuniting that film's Judith Anderson with another late, lamented mistress and acres more scenery to chew.

Even The Price of Salt — her second novel, adapted last year, by film director Todd Haynes, as Carol — was more than merely a lesbian love story (certainly a bold enough literary statement for 1952, when it was first published), occupying, in its intense focus on desire and its consequences, similar territory to Highsmith's thrillers about killers.

Though as early as 1996 she was reportedly at work on a film adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel The Price of Salt, later adapted by Todd Haynes into 2015's Carol, Macdonald has worked exclusively in television ever since, and has been back in view lately for directing the acclaimed new miniseries adaptation of Howards End, scripted by Kenneth Lonergan.

Phyllis Nagy's adaptation of the Patricia Highsmith novel (also known as The Price of Salt) breathes life beyond the confines of the romance, as Carol's high society life and Therese's department store day - job are as believable as the romance itself.

Based on Reif Larsen «s cult novel «The Selected Works Of T.S. Spivet,» the film, which seems to be right in Jeunet's quirky wheelhouse, is toplined by young newcomer Kyle Catlett, with Helena Bonham - Carter, Callum Keith Rennie, Kathy Bates and Judy Davis also on board, and marks the Gallic helmer's first time shooting in 3D, which, as with Martin Scorsese and Ang Lee in recent years, is surely worth the price of admission alone.

Her second novel, The Price of Salt, published in 1952, is as groundbreaking as they come.

From Phyllis Nagy's script (adapting the 1952 novel The Price of Salt) through the loving cinematography from Edward Lachman (not as flashy as the Mad Max: Fury Roads and Sicarios of the world, but no less impactful), from the shrewd editing of Affonso Goncalves to Carter Burwell's understated yet foundational score and Sandy Powell's beautiful costuming, Haynes has put together a professional crew that sets the tone with aplomb.

An adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel «The Price Of Salt,» we're in Sirkian melodrama territory here, though likely without the same kind of stylistic aping as the great «Far From Heaven,» and as usual, Haynes has rustled up a killer cast: after their last collaboration on «I'm Not There» won her an Oscar nomination, Cate Blanchett returns to work with the director, while Rooney Mara looks to have her best material since «The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo» (also in the support cast: «Portlandia» and Sleater - Kinney's Carrie Brownstein, awesomely).

As a novel, Carol was originally published as The Price Of Salt in 1952, with Highsmith (Strangers On A Train, The Talented Mr Ripley) writing pseudonymously as «Claire Morgan»As a novel, Carol was originally published as The Price Of Salt in 1952, with Highsmith (Strangers On A Train, The Talented Mr Ripley) writing pseudonymously as «Claire Morgan»as The Price Of Salt in 1952, with Highsmith (Strangers On A Train, The Talented Mr Ripley) writing pseudonymously as «Claire Morgan»as «Claire Morgan».

Providing one of these rare Preludes for a quick evaluation was Holler Honda, Winter Park, which offered the novel car at $ 20,049, a price that includes many major extras as standard equipment.

No one sits down to spend a few months or years writing a novel thinking «wow, if this book is priced too high the Kindle readers will just move on to another book priced more reasonably with which they'll be just as happy.»

As a specific example, the novel Burning Tower by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle, released in December 2006, is priced at $ 5.59 in the Kindle store.

Has anyone in recent memory written such complex, insightful and entertaining novels about urban life in America as Richard Price?

After the Dempsey novels, Lush Life marks a return to New York City, as it were, for Price, a 59 - year - old native of the Bronx whose first novel, The Wanderers (1974), portrayed gang life in that borough.

Another winning effort by Tyler; for readers of Reynolds Price's The Promise of Rest and early Tyler novels such as Dinner at Homesick Restaurant.»

Before KU most shorts were in the 2.99 price range, same as most indie novels.

Gone are the days of daunting audiobooks that require 12 CDs to get through a novel, as well as the high prices to purchase one.

And since almost no traditional publishers do 99 cent novel pricing except rarely as a short - term promotion, a 99 cent price for a novel will label you as a discount or hobby publisher.

My search for an ebook version of Nightmares and Geezenstacks, released as a Bantam Book in 1961 with a cover price of $.40, came up short, although many of Brown's novel and short - story collections are available in Kindle form.

So now, as I write this here in the middle of 2014, pricing on electronic books, in most cases, has stabilized in a range for novels.

The sweet spot It seems to me, as pointed out by Catherine Ryan Howard and others, that the sweet price for a novel published as an ebook is currently $ 2.99; sweet as in a decent return for the author, a cheap offer for the customer and not demeaning to the work.

As an author you need to experiment with pricing and ultimately the market will decide where your novel sits as far as sales pricAs an author you need to experiment with pricing and ultimately the market will decide where your novel sits as far as sales pricas far as sales pricas sales price.

In all of these scenarios, the marginal cost of production is not going to be even $ 1 for a trade paperback and will rarely be over $ 1.50 for a trade hardcover (obviously the last big brick Harry Potter novels cost a teeny bit more due to sheer volume of paper needed to print a 750 page novel, but not * that * much more), meaning that if we're talking marginal cost of production as the difference in price between a paperback and an ebook, we're not talking about a huge difference in price.

See how many people won't buy a novel originally priced at 99 cents because they know it's by an «indie» and won't be any good or will be so poorly formatted as to be unreadable.

Right now, there are two digital comics marketplaces: Comics apps such as comiXology, Comics Plus, and Dark Horse, which cater to serious comics fans and specialize in single - issue comics that are priced at 99 cents to $ 3.99 for a 32 - page comic (with probably 26 - 28 pages of story), and e-book platforms such as Kindle and Nook, which reach a more general readership and sell digital graphic novels for $ 7.99 and up.

I'm not sure if Amazon's Wolverine graphic novels on Kindle are discounted from their usual prices, as Amazon doesn't make that easy to see, but they do seem to be priced well below the print editions, so give that a look if you want even more Wolverine.

As graphic novels proliferate on a variety of platforms — both e-book stores and dedicated comics apps — something interesting has happened: The prices vary, sometimes by... [Read more...]

And while some are starter packs, others give you a set of complete stories at a good price, such as the Richard Stark's Parker Omnibus (three of Darwyn Cooke's adaptations) for $ 25.99 or the Archaia Digital Firsts, a set of seven graphic novels for $ 39.99.

As graphic novels proliferate on a variety of platforms — both e-book stores and dedicated comics apps — something interesting has happened: The prices vary, sometimes by quite a bit.

The issue I have as an indie graphic novel writer and editor... is that they may publish to iPod in which case they will have no choice but to charged as much as the shelf prices or more, this is due to Apple charging so much for the use of their platform.

Whether you're publishing your first novel or your 10th, sometimes it can be hard to know how to price your work or use the price as a tool to achieve your goals.

In fact, it is this combined with its affordable price tag that had made many to term the Novel as the poor man's iPad.

With books costing between $ 1.99 and $ 3.99 for the full - color graphic novels, readers who simply enjoyed the books — as opposed to actual collectors who may pay the hefty price for an original print edition — can revisit the classics.

When Pandigital introduced the Novel e-reader sometime ago, it was touted as a dream e-reader coming in at a dream price.

From USA Today bestselling author Paullina Simons comes a fascinating novel of love, betrayal, and the price of passion.Nothing is ever as it seems... Larissa...

That Ultimate Comics Wolverine vs. Hulk graphic novel is back at its regular price as well, after being on sale for weeks.

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.

And since no traditional publishers do 99 cent novel pricing except rarely as a short - term promotion, a 99 cent price for a novel will label you as a discount or hobby publisher.

And since a lot of us saw electronic books replacing mass market paperbacks, our suggestions were to price novels and collections in the same price range as mass market paperbacks.

Fact: A 100,000 word mystery from an Unknown Writer, when traditional publishing sells it, is priced EXACTLY at the same price as similar - sized novel from a bestselling writer.

A publisher can ship almost twice as many 60,000 word novels in the same carton for the same price as they can a 120,000 word novel.

But as you point out, some authors on the Kindle Store are pricing their novels for as little as 99 cents.

So 99 cent novel pricing of electronic books, as I have said over and over in many ways, makes no sense at all.

It does make me wonder if works will be sorted out by length in the future — perhaps a minimum price will be set for novels rather than selling the at the same price as a short story.

• As we noted Wednesday, all weekend Oni Press is offering some of its graphic novels for 50 percent or more off their cover price, and single issues for just 99 cents each.

Slash your price: This was mentioned in a piece about marketing romance novels a while back, but can and should be used for mysteries and thrillers as well.

In truth, each book manuscript requires a specific level of attention rather than fitting neatly into some category (as some editorial services seem to assume), and a sample edit allows A-1's novel and non-fiction book editors to determine the appropriate level of service and therefore to offer an appropriate price quote.