Sentences with phrase «publishers calling the shots»

If you're not interested in having a publisher call the shots, you may want to try getting published on your own.

Not exact matches

In other words, an audio clip is more than just an audio clip in a universe of blogs, YouTube and Facebook: when everyone's a potential publisher, a simple prank call can be a shot heard» round the world.

The Kindle market will soon call the shots if the big publishers won't start to embrace it rather than fight it.

She and I agree that a better term for good self - publication is probably something like self - directed publishing, meaning that the author is the one overseeing and calling the shots rather than a publisher.

You have a better shot of getting your poetry book published with publishers that call themselves «vanity press», POD (Print on Demand) publishers, or other such names.

Maggie — At my publisher, I was told marketing made the decisions / called the shots for covers.

You are uncomfortable with the fact that traditional publishers call all the shots when it comes to publishing a book.

Title: How to Capture a Martini Author: Makoto Tateno (Angelic Runes) Publisher: Digital Manga Publishing, on their Doki Doki imprint Volume: This is a self - contained one - shot, although there is a spin - off due out in April call...

Takeaway: When you become your own publisher, you get to call the shots.

Like a terrorist in Modern Warfare, you may believe Infinity Ward to have been rather gruesomely shot down by their recent tangle with publisher Activision, but this isn't so according to fellow Call of Duty developer, Treyarch.

I learned that my extraordinarily versatile artist had also been the editor and publisher of what he called a «One - Shot Review» titled «The Hasty Papers» in 1960.

In addition to the reading list, the publisher also posted a series of satirical computer - generated images depicting fake book jackets, including a fake children's work called Mr. Police and Me: A My First Read - a-Long Tragedy and a book simply titled How To Not Get Shot.