Sentences with phrase «print version of the book»

Creating print versions of your books is easy and affordable now that print - on - demand venues enable you to print in small quantities.

She's also seeing that librarians who use apps use print versions of the books as well.

This will give people the ability to buy printed versions of the books and allow the authors to do book signings.

Ultimately, if your intention is to sell printed versions of your book, you should strongly consider hiring a professional cover designer.

First, do we release print versions of our books?

Most readers I've talked to agree with you — as do I — that e-books should cost less than the least - expensive print version of a book.

I received a grant last fall for audiobooks to accompany print versions of books that appeal to struggling readers.

S&S does not have a large print version of the book available, and so All Iowa Reads was able to convince the company, evidently after a lot of work, that an ebook version was essential if readers with disabilities were to be able to participate in the 11 year - old program.

If the market seems flooded with e-books that are very close to what you've written, but there are fewer print versions of books in that genre, then you can take advantage of this untapped market by publishing in print.

Except in the holiday season, when I sell a lot of print versions of my books to people intending them as gifts — the ebook version outsells the print version about 4 to 1.

It's certainly possible to make a living selling only ebooks, and ebooks are attractive to self - publishers for a lot of reasons, but there are still several good reasons to publish print versions of your books as well.

I have been making printed versions of books made with Book Creator on an iPad for many years.

Print - on - demand (PoD) vendors like Amazon's Createspace and Ingram Spark have made it extremely easy for self - publishers to get print versions of their books onto the market.

I've even checked printed versions of books when I've found errors in the kindle version and, yep, those errors are on the printed page as well.

It creates a large incentive for the myriad self - published authors who don't currently offer print versions of their books to team up with Amazon's CreateSpace.

But to answer one of your last questions, if I do end up self publishing, I absolutely want print versions of my books, even if I'm the only one who actually orders one.

As such, libraries are seen lending out print versions of books along with ebooks or even e-book reading devices such as the Kindle loaded with the e-books that the patron may have opted for.

I like print versions of books.

ARC — Advanced Reader Copy Also known as a galley, this is an early printed version of the book.

If you've been published, you should mail Click and Copyright two copies of the most recent printed version of your book.

After a year, Pat added printed versions of his books.

And for any Indie Author who only creates eBooks, Amazon's Matchbook program is the perfect incentive to get print versions of a book up and running.

People still buy print versions of books and they will for years — in many cases, for their lifetimes, simply because that is who they are.

Now that KDP is offering to create print versions of books that began as Kindle versions, I'm wondering how those are faring since I suspect they must be shorter than the average print book.

They also publish print versions of some books.

And for Indie Author who only creates ebooks, Amazon's Matchbook program is the perfect incentive to get print versions of their books up and running.

The print versions of the book include all of these chapters.

The book was edited by David Wiley, and printed versions of the book are published by the Association for Instructional Technology and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology.

If you're self - publishing a print version of your book, as well as an ebook, you may well have noticed that many print - on - demand companies offer design services.

Even though a number of folks in traditional publishing have tried to convince us that there is little difference in the price of producing an e-book and a print version of the book, I know differently.

CiP information appears within the first few pages of the printed version of your book.

Best thing of all, the print version of my book is gorgeous.

If you chose to print your book via CreateSpace, then they will supply you with an ISBN for the print version of your book.

Elizabeth, You can self - publish a print version of your book and / or an electronic version, so that wouldn't leave out readers of any age who prefer print books.

Reviewers can request a printed version of your book, if you have one available.

Which means you should produce a print version of your book.