Sentences with phrase «signed by a large publisher»

Let's say you get signed by a large publisher because it thinks your book will be profitable (not «good» — big difference).

Not exact matches

An author fortunate enough to have a book acquired and published by a large traditional publisher will usually be required to sign an agreement that gives the publisher final say over a wide variety of issues include title, format, cover design, word count, price, release date, marketing, sales, distribution, etc..

Every publisher not owned by a large media group and every author not signed to them is technically an «indie».

She wrote a brilliant book, and was signed by a relatively large publisher.

If you've written a book that's getting buzz by word of mouth and strangers are recommending it to other strangers, that's a good sign that a fresh package and new marketing / publicity effort by a publisher could help you find a much larger audience.

Both are among the five largest publishers in the world, all of which are signing new contracts with Amazon following an antitrust case won by the booksellers in which they were found to have colluded with Apple to set the price of e-books.

For larger publishers, this means they can watch the spike in sales by region if one of their authors is on a book tour, for example, allowing them to track the effectiveness of the signing events.

largest publisher to promote the launch of the iPad in France on 28th May was considered by booksellers «as a sign of great disdain».

As for where I'm getting my information, I am acquainted with many mainstream - published and self - published authors and have myself just signed over one of my self - pubbed books to be republished in an updated and revised edition by a large, mainstream publisher.