Sentences with phrase «produced as a printed book»

They don't use paper or ink, and the books themselves don't take nearly as much energy to produce as printed books, so one could argue that e-books are more eco-friendly than bound books.

BookBaby is an almost - full - service publishing services provider — they'll take your manuscript and, for a fee, produce it as a print book (with a professionally designed cover) and / or as an ebook.

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This 9 page produce comes with a variety of mini posters for students to glue in their own books, larger full size posters to be hung around the room for reference and one simple poster that can be exported, printed on a poster printer, or changed its output to be hung as a large poster in the classroom.

As a result the participants will produce a book (available in print and digital formats) of worked examples that model effective mathematical habits of mind.

I really can't understand how anyone can imagine it costs as much to produce an e-book as it does to print a physical book.

My first published book, I produced as a chapbook which I printed on my computer and sold for five dollars.

I have professionally produced books for digital and print platforms that look as good or better than many I see from traditional publishers.

Experts agree that the cost of producing an e-book will never be as high as the print, paper, and binding costs of a print book.

If the files pass inspection a proof of the interior as well as a proof of the cover or jacket will be produced on the same press on which the full book run will be printed.

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In 2013 the traditional book selling industry in the US produced 304,912 print titles that were distributed to bookstores such as Barnes and Noble or Books - a-Million.

With DPA you submit and order your digital print titles online and softcover books are produced in as little as two working days and hardcover books are produced in five working days.

As an example, suppose your print book sells for $ 13.99 on Amazon and the indie press's cost to produce the book is $ 3.50 each.

Australian self - publishing guru Emily Craven, of E-Book Revolution, has made a wonderful video that explains how she used Pressbooks to produce the PDFs she needed to get her book into a Print - on - Demand service, meaning that her books are not just available as ebooks, but as paper books too.

While our authors get all the quality publishing services needed to produce print as well as e-books, they also maintain their own copyright and thus, ownership of their little books.

Because the technology now exists to produce books at the same quality as offset printing with digital means, book printers can offer any author the opportunity to create their books.

(If you plan to produce a print book as well as an e-book, have a back cover and spine designed as well.)

With affordable printing that leaves room to profit, get distribution and work with professionals such as editors, cover designers and formatters to produce a book that rivals any trade published book.

However, digitally printed books are more expensive to produce per book than books printed on a press, as there is no cost saving for printing in quantity.

Brilliance Audio will also be producing an audiobook, which will be released at the same time as the print book.

Small presses, a category that is defined as publishers who have produced 10 or fewer books, accounted for 34,107 self - published titles — 21,256 print and 12,851 e-books — in 2011.

Just as children's print books are costly to produce and therefore come at a higher price than most adult books, children's interactive app books require an entire team of programmers and designers, let alone the author who had to write the story in the first place.

If the cost of producing the academic book actually lies in the compensation to the author, plus the additional cost of producing a digital version with enhancements — such as the bar exam prep's forty - plus hours of embedded video lecture from noted law professors — how can publishers continue to make a profit on a book that costs a fraction of the print edition?

Print - on - demand publishing, or POD, is a method of book printing that uses digital technology to make it easy and cost - effective to produce books as they are ordered, either one at a time or in large numbers.

As with the Panda update, Internet Marketers will scream, but for readers and authors producing print books and quality Kindle books, it will help differentiate our stuff from the sea of PLR drek.

Most poets self - publish their poems as a chapbook — a smaller book, normally around 25 to 60 pages, well - suited for smaller print runs and more affordable to produce.

According to those same publishers, et al, it costs as much to produce an e-book as it does a print book.

You can produce a print book and an eBook entirely for free and without a literary agent but, as already stated, you need to do all of the leg work.

Additionally, the printing of only one or a few titles at a time with pod (for example with the CreateSpace» presses because they told me this) does not allow for the dialing down of tolerances with the machines that can produce the same quality book after book as occurs with offset printing.

o Although paperback is offered as an alternative for you to conveniently publish a print version of your digital book, we do not recommend you let automated conversion software handle your manuscript at this stage because of the results it may produce.

However, these are exceptions as tradition dictates that a book be launched in the print format and later if the author wishes an electronic version is produced.

Amazon.com owns BookSurge, a print - on - demand operation that produces and distributes books for as little as $ 3.50 per copy.

(Our Print On Demand books are exactly the same as the books we produce for our larger runs.)

The Big 5 hasn't come to the realization that their customer base is not so foolish that they can't figure out that it doesn't cost nearly as much to produce an e-book as it does a print book.

If you're planning on self - publishing your book, you'll find the following especially useful, as they will help you quickly earn - back the money you've invested producing and printing the initial copies of your book.

But more than that, the reading public can look at an e-book and realize that it doesn't cost anywhere close to produce it as it does to produce a print book.

Back in the early days of Amazon allowing indies to publish for the Kindle and the Big 5 (then the Big 6) doing their best to not crush indies but to also pull Amazon to heel, one of the CEOs of a Big 6 publisher tried telling everyone it cost as much to produce an e-book as it did a print book.

Included in its pages are lavishly produced books with unconventional formats and unusual print techniques as well as less flamboyant publications produced for various different markets.

«In this context the Unit Editions approach can be seen as a small statement of their intent,» Richard Marston told me, «as they only produce books in print.»

I produce paperbacks for 99 % of my books, the only exception being the collection of first chapters of my novels, a perma - free sampler which would be at cross purposes as a more expensive print version.

«The small publishers and Bowker's research arm reports, «The number of self - published books produced annually in the United States has nearly tripled, growing 287 percent since 2006, tallying more than 235,000 print and «e» titles as of the end of 2011.»

Also produce a printed version of the book so you can hand a physical book to clients as well.

Output your book as a PDF — this can be used directly to typeset the printed version — and as an RTF file, which can be edited in LibreOffice, OpenOffice or similar to produce the text for your ebook versions.

Amazon has also locked up several big authors to publishing contracts, and though it says it will produce their books in print as well as digital formats, that has competing retailers nervous.

In addition, the e-book revolution has not yet hit children's books as hard, and you can't produce such inexpensive books with print on demand.

When that happens, it will be another nail in the coffin of the traditional publishing houses. I laugh when they say that the cost of producing ebooks is the same as print books ignoring the cost of paper and shipping while pointing out the cost of things like cover designs.

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As the world's first platform for creating, printing and publishing independent books, Blurb has been a publishing trailblazer since 2006, helping self - publishing authors produce over 2 million books.

Self - published books, as well as those from independent publishers producing five or fewer titles per year, in print or e - formats in any genre are eligible for entry.

The number of self - published books produced annually in the U.S. has nearly tripled, growing 287 percent since 2006, tallying more than 235,000 print and «e» titles as of the end of 2011.