Sentences with phrase «side of the publishing fence»

A good majority on either side of the publishing fence understand that it is book publishing that is in need of improving.

It's tempting to think the grass is greener on the traditional side of the publishing fence, but as we often learn, sometimes those store fronts are made of cardboard.

Jon Reed asks bestselling hybrid author Nick Spalding which side of the publishing fence is best — traditional or indie?

Love this line from your comment: Seriously tired of the shrill cries on both sides of the publishing fence crying «foul» or «better than.»

Not exact matches

Today, we're talking to YA science fiction author, Beth Revis, about being a hybrid author, the differences in traditional publishing and self - publishing, and marketing from both sides of the fence.

I guess it's a vain attempt to convince myself the grass is greener on the other side of the fence and I'm worthy in the eyes of my traditional published peers who raise their brow over my «vanity.»

I've been on both sides of the fence, and as I've said before, I'm extremely grateful for every experience that I've had, but I absolutely love independent publishing because I function as a businessperson selling a product and my product is my books and I am able to work daily on building my audience and maintaining it and building relationships with them.

Publishing on both sides of this fence is a long game.

On the other side of the fence, most conventionally published authors have to put in a lot more marketing time than they used to.

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It seems the overall message is positive, regardless of whether it's from the legacy publishing or the indie publishing side of the fence.

No matter what side of the fence you're on, the future of writing and publishing remains very bright — especially when your eyes are open to new storytelling and business opportunities.

But most people in today's publishing industry — on both sides of the self - publishing fence — agree on the definition of traditional / legacy publishing.

And yes, I am a traditionally published author of going on 20 books, but I'm also self - pubbing backlist and front - list so I see this from both sides of the fence.

The notion that one's concerns are inconsequential unless they've been written up in a proper scientific paper and published in a peer - reviewed journal comes from the warmist / activist / alarmist side of the fence.