Sentences with phrase «published book did»

But the point is, the self published book didn't become successful until it was published «for real».

Typos in published books does not inspire confidence in the book as a whole.

But publishing a book doesn't only bring the best out of our students.

David Mitchell has just published a book doing the same that I did with special education.

Because otherwise, publishing books doesn't make any sense, and isn't a good way to earn money.

However, marketing your self - published books doesn't have to be done alone.

Some of our authors have received national attention; however, most self - published books do not sell as well as their authors hope.

Numerous typos and irregular formatting in self - published books does — sadly — cry «amateur,» at least as regards the self - publishing aspect.

Traditionally published books don't have to fight against stigma, or convince readers that the book is high quality.

Also, promotional websites that can help you promote your newly published book do not accept a book without any positive reviews.

True, some self - published books do climb the bestseller lists because of the low price; several self - pubbed authors have been snatched up by the big houses.

Not only are they hurting themselves but they are willfully contributing to the perception that self - published books don't sell and are all trashy.

Self - publishing your book doesn't mean that you can't approach a publisher at a later stage, once you have some sales and «proof of product» behind you — in fact, this is a route we see many authors using to great effect.

Writers who are self - publishing their books don't have to worry about writing a query letter... but they still have to write the summary for the back cover of their books — and that can be just as hard!

Part of the reason why many self published books don't have as much respect as traditional published works is that they're not very good.

Editor's note: Many bestseller lists require a book to have an ISBN which is one reason many self - published books do not make these lists.

I hate to tell you this because of the myth you are sort of asking about, but in the 106 traditionally published books I did (my last count, I keep finding more), at least five I know of had NO ONE in New York even read it.

Especially if you're doing your own marketing and publicity, you need to have a solid «newsworthy» reason for the press to pay attention to you — believe it or not, the fact that you published a book doesn't qualify as «news» to most media.

But the truth is, most well - known, self - published books didn't spontaneously rise through the ranks; they were passionately and vigorously promoted into best - seller - hood by their authors.

Self - publishing your book doesn't have the negative reputation it once did.

«Self - publishing a book doesn't have to be overwhelming given the incredible resources available, like Pressbooks.com,» Wilkolaski said.

Deciding to self - publish your book doesn't mean that you'll always be only an indie author.

In fact, it's not until the fifth paragraph that Kakutani even mentions that Mr. Sepinwall's title was self - published, marking we hope, the end to the widely touted assumption that all self - published books are crap and don't merit the attention that even the worst traditionally published books do.

The wild card is what do the traditionally published books do?

Writers who are self - publishing their books don't have to worry about writing a query letter... but they still have to write the summary for the back cover of their books — and that can be just as... Continue Reading

Centrally, Howey tackles the false equivalence made when critics of self publishing snort that most self - published books do not sell many copies.

When it was possible for a book to be an object that existed solely online, with no necessary printing costs and physical placement in bookstores, many people who had always dreamed of publishing a book did just that, by themselves, using the new technology available.

More often than not self - published books don't.

Publishing a book does not mean that you will sit on the sidelines and not have a say after you have written it.

Uhh, any small publisher has the same shot as any book out of traditional publishers, since a vast majority of traditionally published books don't make B&N shelves.

Most self - published books don't start becoming popular until years later; others didn't start developing a following until they went out of print.

-- First pages, great writing, and great promotion either in submission packages or in your published book do exactly the same thing.

Self - published books don't come with quality assurances.

Self - publishing your books doesn't have to be scary.

Online self - published books do not generally qualify for CIP unless already listed by another major library, but try the Internet Public Library.

Here are some critical things to consider to make sure your self - published book doesn't look, well, self - published.

Seriously, again, most self - published books do not sell in the millions or hundreds of thousands — or even tens of thousands — copies.

However, this has a downside; just because it's easy to publish a book does not guarantee that the book is worth...

Most traditionally published books don't indent the first paragraph of each chapter.

Patrice's self - published book does well.

Are you saying that the only reason traditionally published books don't sell is because people don't understand that they are being offered the book at the proper price?

But even if it's a masterpiece, there's a good chance it won't fly off the shelves (and by shelves, I mean virtual shelves, because most self - published books don't make it into brick - and - mortar stores).

Reviews of self - published books don't sway me one way or another.

Not all self - published books do succeed.

Pointing out the occasional financially successful noncommercially published book does not validate noncommercial publishing as a business plan, any more than does either pointing out that there are indeed lottery winners or professional athletes who didn't even go to college.

If your self - published book does well enough, it can certainly be a first step to traditional publishing.

Books uploaded without a cover image will not appear on the Smashwords home page as other newly published books do.

Deciding to independently self - publish your book does not mean you you have to do it all yourself.

Traditionally published books don't do as well online, because A) their ebook prices are comparatively much higher and B) few people want to order online and pay shipping when they can just go buy it in a store.

However, this has a downside; just because it's easy to publish a book does not guarantee that the book is worth reading!