Sentences with phrase «running into other authors»
All I seem to get is running into other authors who are promoting their books.
http://romanceuniversity.org/ Not exact matches
Attempts by municipalities to do it themselves were running into legal problems... and the only good news the author was seeing was coming from Google Fiber, which had pushed ahead as a means of pushing its other products and «disrupting» what Surowiecki described as a stagnant market otherwise.
Other top editors, including the venerable Harvey Ginsberg, would squire her books through the process of publication, but while she touches on advances and print runs and marketing plans, Godwin, sadly, doesn't really provide much insight into what she calls the «dance partnership» between author and editor.
I get constant feedback when I run into people about how «well» and «successful» my book is doing, and in turn, they comment to others about it in this way, which has helped me build a readership and author brand.»
In other words, what is the likelihood that an author going with traditional publishing is likely to run into it?
Just the other day I listened to an author talk about scams he ran into when he first self - published.
If you're a new author — and a self - published author at that, you are very likely running into the questions of how much to charge for your book, how much money you will get (a impolite way to say royalties) and how much to discount the book to buyers from your distributor - discounts in other words to book stores.
So even though folks buy more books, decreasing the price on ebooks won't necessarily translate into more sales or more profits for the authors; instead, the money that would have gone into buying the book may be used for other forms of entertainment, such as eating or having running water.
I ran into a wonderful book called, The Beautiful Tree, in which the author discusses his observations about the abundance of private schools that meet the needs of the world's poor because governments are not up to the task due to corruption, lack of accountability, poor incentives, and other factors.