Sentences with phrase «produce than the paperback»

We've been given to understand that the hardcover has an artificially inflated value (costing mere pennies per unit more to produce than the paperback), and that this artificial inflation is crucial to the success of the book.

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But I remember the days when we were told that hardback cost more than paperbacks to produce and that when the cost of paper went up, so did the cost of books.

I kept the ebook price well below my paperback on the belief I have held as a reader — that the ebook costs a lot less than a paperback to produce and distribute.

It's quite easy for a self - published writer to produce print books through Createspace — I bet my self - punished paperbacks earn me more money than you get for producing this shoddy little website!

Given the fact that it's much more difficult and expensive to produce a paperback version than an ebook, you may find yourself wondering whether it's worth the trouble to produce a print version at all.

Trade paperback is an industry term that lets readers know the book is made of higher quality materials, produced in a larger size and offered at a higher price than mass - market paperbacks.

A bonus is that their ePub export function has enabled me to produce eBooks that look as much like their paperback brethren as possible, in much less time than hand coding would take.

The publisher may wish to use your manuscript in ways other than producing hardcover or paperback print book editions.

You can't deny the eBook has less value than a paperback, and cost less to produce, so please explain to me this thinking — because I don't get it, and as a result, most publishers can rot with their set the price methodology.

eBooks cost publishers far less to produce, hence the «correct» price is lower than the paperback, always.

Unless you are talking small print runs the cost of physically producing a book is less than a dollar (assuming a paperback best seller quantity of course).