Sentences with phrase «small press published»

I've been small press published (print and ebook) since 2008 but in 2010, decided to go completely independent and have never been happier.

As readers, it means we will have to continue to choose between buying one traditionally published e-book from publishers like Randy Penguin (at $ 12.99 or more) or buying two or three — or more — indie or small press published e-books.

Yes, or better because self - published and small press published authors are fighting the stigma in some readers» eyes.

The other room was for those selling NON-RETURNABLE BOOKS — both self - published authors and small press published authors with POD books.

This average includes independently published and small press published.

But I think what Cedar was referring to is how there are some reviewers go out of their way to diss indie and small press published authors for spelling and grammar errors and never say a word about them in traditionally published works.

I assume part of that is the bias that traditionally published works are all edited and, therefore, won't have such problems whereas indie and small press published works aren't edited so they will be laden with them.

I'll let you read the article but the basic gist of it is that these e-book stores are removing certain erotica titles which are all either self - published or small press published and are doing so without notice.

We're all over the map, agented writers seeking a big publisher, small press published, and indie or self - published.

I have found a number of indie and small press published authors who understand the market and who know the fastest way onto a reader's device is to price their work reasonably and to do away with DRM.

The only thing agency pricing has done is artificially inflate the price of certain e-books and that, in turn, has opened the market to small press published and self - published e-books.

This will be, in my opinion, back in the $ 9.99 range and there simply aren't that many self - published or small press published titles that are in that range.

As an indie and small press published author, I'm used to seeing posts from editors and agents claiming that you haven't earned the title of «author» until you've been traditionally published.

But I would add, who is going to police this distinction of «real» authors versus those who are self or small press published?

Caroline Frechette of Renaissance Press joins me to discuss the benefits of small press publishing.

Great American Publishers is a traditional small press publishing books and cookbooks by various authors.

This news should serve as a conversation starter for authors and publishers — especially smaller press publishing houses — who have yet to explore the options of international distribution, an important market option considering the lack of available English language content in direct proportion to the numbers of English speakers in many of these countries.

The 1997 awards were slated to coincide with the annual conference held by the International Small Press Publishing Institute prior to the BookExpo America trade show.

I wish more folks really understood just how many doors — for readers and for writers — self - publishing and small press publishing can open.

Before indie publishing and small press publishing exploded with the advent of Amazon's KDP platform (followed by the others, of course), the accepted road to publishing was the traditional one.

Learn about small press publishing from the inside; work in our office on two upcoming books and more more

Hybrid publishing is not at all small press publishing; it's a combination of traditional and self - publishing.

The Powered by Indie event is a celebration of the great books that self - published authors and small press publishing houses have released, and Amazon is offering some pretty incredible... [Read more...]

Indie, Independent and Small Press Publishing Are So, Soooooo Different from Self - Publishing, Vanity Presses and Pay - to - Publish «Publishing»

Small Presses publish some of our favorite books that include regional titles, first novels, and poetry.

Small presses, the authors they've published, and the readers who love them, will talk about exciting new releases, classic back - catalogue titles, and what makes small press publishing so fearless, fierce, and intimate — using the hashtag #SPWeek18.

With the three - year anniversary of Holy Fudgesicles approaching, I've been blogging about small press publishing this week, including why I chose to publish with a small press and some of the pros and cons of small publishers.

While all publishers would like to have their books on the bookshelves of all the stores, the reality of small press publishing is against it.

A small press publishing company primarily offering instructional and performance music for less experienced players of violin, viola, cello and bass.

A new announcement from WebNovel shows the reach — and the potential — for those involved in self - and small press publishing.

For over thirty years, we have been publishing literature by women whose voices have been traditionally underrepresented in mainstream and small press publishing.

In my personal opinion, as someone who has been in and around the indie and small press publishing industry for 14 + years, trademarking a specific word or combo of words in order to prevent them from being used in a book title and / or series is both in bad form and shows a deep misunderstanding of the concepts of copyright infringement and writing to market as well as a lack of understanding of the book publishing world in general.

It could be used to refer to self - publishing, indie publishing, or smaller press publishing, but the word itself speaks volumes about the stigma that exists even today towards books that did not go through the traditional vetting process.

Now that many of the barriers and critical stigmas associated with independent publishing have been stripped away, a large number of authors are opting to create their own small press publishing imprints to produce and market their works.

Thing is, my layman's view is that it's unfortunate that the Fletchers of the world don't put the same amount of effort into doing something different in the small press publishing arena, but designed to treat an author RIGHT.

But I do see indie and small press publishing continuing to grow.

Fact: Indie publishing (formally called small press publishing) has been around in publishing since the beginning of publishing in this modern world, which means clear back to the start of the United States and even before.

There's a new player on the block in the self - publishing / small press publishing front.

We try to offer tools to help: our Small Presses page, for instance, which discusses the pros and cons of small press publishing, and offers lots of resources to learn more; or our Self - Publishing page, which does the same.

According to Maas, those of us who self - publish or small press publish are the freight class.

We, the fiction authors who don't have to work at writing a book the way non-fiction authors do, who were destroying the industry through our push toward self - publishing and small press publishing.

The original (and continuing) mission of the Midwest Book Review is to promote literacy, library usage, and small press publishing.

There was still a very large and ugly stigma to self - publishing or small press publishing, at least in the eyes of agents and publishers.

Battered by rejection letters from well - known publishers (often because the book is not ready for publication), the author may abandon mainstream or small press publishing to respond to a magazine advertisement or an enticing email that promises editing help, distribution, even submissions to film producers.

The ones I hear the most about are those who, like the one mentioned in the post today, have returned to self - publishing or small press publishing.

Southeast Missouri State University English Department Creative Writing major / minor, Small Press Publishing minor

Publishers generally don't take unsolicited manuscripts, but many small press publishing companies might, so you might want to start there.

Later I started my own small press publishing company, winning some awards and landing one of my books on the front page of the New York Times Book Review.

There is small press publishing, of course.

(Peter McNamara was involved in small press publishing and established, then nurtured the Aurealis Awards back in the 1990s.