Sentences with phrase «publishing after disappointment»

When self - publishing first began to take off as a viable option for authors (at least in terms of publishing and book sales, if not exactly for acceptance and respect), a typical scenario involved «resorting» to self - publishing after disappointment from the traditional industry.

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MPs on the intelligence and security committee have expressed «disappointment» after Gordon Brown published their annual 2008/09 report four months late.

After putting in weeks, months and sometimes years writing, they then suffer great heartbreak and disappointment when they discover traditional publishers don't want to publish their manuscripts or readers don't want to read their self - published books.

*** We are agency and have become a publisher out of the many requests from emerging authors who have, after many disappointments looking, realized that traditional publishing is no longer available to emerging authors either directly or through agents ***

My major disappointment in self publishing over the past two years has been that after all that work involved in writing and editing and formatting your book, it will probably still look self published because of the poor quality covers inherent from print on demand.

Soon after the post went live, Losowsky writes, «community members, who seem to be very informed about this particular issue, expressed strong disappointment and anger at our decision to publish it.