Sentences with phrase «supported by your publisher»

Details: A free contest for science fiction stories of between 1,000 and 6,000 words, supported by the publishers of Interzone, the UK's leading science fiction magazine.

You have a traditionally published series that's strongly supported by your publisher.

The program, which was was supported by publishers, authors, booksellers, and individual donors, placed one million books each year with readers who may not have otherwise had access.

Not exact matches

This stands to threaten online publishers that are supported by ads, which opens up a market for another lucrative business — helping ads surpass blockers.

In Alcohol: The Beloved Enemy — written by Jack Van Impe, with Roger F. Campbell (Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1980)-- Dr. Van Impe lends much support to Jerry Dunn's position.

With the support of top writers, tea experts, translators and publishers around the globe, this new mobile magazine is set to take the tea - drinking world by storm.

This very holiday my publisher and I are supporting families everywhere by discounting my amazing and very popular, Decadent -LSB-...]

What anybody does as a young adult will always be relevant to who they are in later life if it is as awful and repugnant as being the legal publisher of a leaflet supporting a candidate for his father Sir Oswald Mosley's Union Movement in a 1961 by - election.

As a publisher I strongly support free speech, not least by our elected politicians, and we will therefore be vigorously defending this case.

In a statement, Biteback Managing Director Iain Dale said «as a publisher, I strongly support free speech, not least by our elected politicians, and we will therefore be vigorously defending this case.

AAAS, as a nonprofit publisher, supports the NIH public access policy, and so we make all content freely available on our site after 12 months, or immediately in the case of papers with significant public health implications, or if required by the author's funding agency.

About Elsevier Health Elsevier Health is a leading publisher of health science books and journals, helping to advance medicine by delivering superior education, reference information and decision support tools to doctors, nurses, health practitioners and students.

But rather than merely recount the publishing of the Pentagon Papers by The New York Times and The Washington Post, The Post shifts its focus to slight north of center, to the newspaper's publisher, Katharine Graham, whose moment of empowerment in supporting her reporters — and discovering her own voice in a male - dominated community — makes for one of the most satisfying, and equally relevant, journeys of the year.

The Sundance Institute Film Music Program is supported by Time Warner Foundation, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, BMI, Christophe Beck and Jane WangBeck, The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, The Film Music Foundation, and ASCAP (American Society of Composers Authors & Publishers).

Communicating ideas using publisher to make leaflets is supported by these resources from Digital Schoolhouse, which provide information about success criteria and tools for self and peer assessment.

Ralph Tarter (University of Pittsburgh) played a leading role in establishing the journal by developing support for a journal within the Society, identifying potential publishers, and arranging the initial meeting between Plenum and Gil Botvin (Weill Medical College, Cornell University.)

Cambridge curriculum frameworks are supported by suites of materials created by a range of publishers.

With the adoption of the Common Core standards by almost every state, education publishers hurried to align their products with the new standards, entrepreneurs began developing technology to support the Common Core standards, and even more consultants hung out their shingles to sell their services to districts and states about how to implement the Common Core and how to engage in data collection, data management, and data analysis.

The award, hosted by the Association of American Publishers, is given annually in recognition of the nation's highest - quality educational products that support teaching and learning.

As a publisher, we also feel a responsibility to our booksellers; which is why each A&M title is supported by an extensive marketing plan designed to sell books.

In addition to investing money, among other measures of support being considered by the government are the provision of tax incentives to support domestic book publishers, especially the the abolition of VAT, which is currently at 10 %, as well as a reduction in price of insurance premiums.

There are circumstances when you want to go traditional, but they are rare, and usually about platform building (gaining the credibility of being supported by a «real» publisher).

The activities are also supported by the national publishers and booksellers associations, the Slovenian Writers» Association and numerous organisations and governmental bodies active in the book sector, in particular the Slovenian Ministry of Culture.

The Kindle can only download books from Amazon's store, while Sony's Readers can display texts sold in the «epub» format - an open standard supported by the International Digital Publishing Forum that numerous publishers use to make e-books.

Founded in 1983 to support independent publishers nationwide, the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) leads and serves the independent publishing community by providing advocacy, education and tools fopublishers nationwide, the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) leads and serves the independent publishing community by providing advocacy, education and tools foPublishers Association (IBPA) leads and serves the independent publishing community by providing advocacy, education and tools for success.

-- Traditional publishing: Possibility of an advance (up - front money); distribution in print and digital formats; editorial, production, design and marketing support provided by publisher; up to 15 % of cover price for print royalties and up to 25 % for e-book royalties; and limited creative control

«Not every author can make the NY Times bestseller list» says Mark, «but every talented author deserves to reach as many people as possible... whether it's with a traditional publisher like Random House or through self - publishing supported by smart book marketing.

«NBNi is a sound, established and widely respected distributor in the British book trade with a reputable base of publisher clients, well - supported by the excellent and experienced team in Plymouth.

Was he insane for walking away from that kind of money and the in - house support offered by traditional publishers?

I've seen colleagues get more of less dropped by their publishers before or during their book releases, with publicists offer very vague, limited support.

There are also many advantages of being supported by a traditional publisher that will help you reach more readers and build your writer brand.

The Hybrid Publishing Model: This new partnership model encompasses the best of both worlds: the curated selection of manuscripts by experienced publishers, production support, and distribution networks of the traditional model with the higher profit share and freedom that self - publishing provides.

That wouldn't be surprising, and if trendier genres attracted more companies than good business people and editors to support them, I could easily see some genres being overwhelmed by poor quality digital - first publishers.

Adobe's other argument is that the Kindle's failure to support ePub could put it at risk of being ignored by publishers eager to put Flash videos and other multimedia elements inside their e-books.

Research shows that the # 1 way book readers choose to support their favorite writers is by visiting the author's website — not the publisher's website.

But while everyone else here is taking author's creative content and using it to make an income, we indie authors are supporting ourselves by not giving our rights or work away to publishers, doing everything ourselves, taking control over our own marketing platforms, and urging other authors to do the same.

According to some sources this latest policy change by Amazon may signal that they are intending on reducing their support for self - publishers.

Originally supported by independent authors and publishers, it currently reserves 25 - 50 % of its ads for traditional publishers.

First, the competitive pricing — a tactic that certainly did not win the world's largest digital retailer and friends in the US, as evidenced by the excuses born out of the recent Department of Justice investigation and lawsuit against Apple and several publishers — that Amazon could support made e-readers finally something more of a tool than an investment.

An exciting concept, proposed by Marcello Vena, general manager of RCS Libri, was that of «co-publishing,» a model that essentially lets traditional and small press publishers lend greater support to self - published authors through collaboration.

And I am traditionally published, by a very successful publisher who has supported me through this whole nightmare.

It's worth taking a look at the individual publisher apps supported by comiXology and Comics Plus, as they may feature free comics that aren't in the main app.

Also, Adobe now allows publishers to create an application that can be socially shared, helping publishers reach readers by driving subscriptions and supporting their brands through the popularity of social reading.

Patterson's publisher, Hachette, is supportive of the author's decision to support bookstores in this way, but is quick to point out that this is a labor of love that Patterson has taken on all by himself.

Without relationships with major bookseller accounts, an Agent - Publisher's marketing and discoverability efforts will be nominal at best, supported by inexpert efforts in new media marketing.

Eventually someone is going to come up with a way to help readers support indie authors by culling the wheat from the chaff — without turning that service into a gatekeeper, like the trad publishers have unfortunately become.

I appreciate your post, Meg, and while I would disagree with some of your assumptions about both traditional and self - publishing, I fully support the choice by many writers to seek a trade publisher.

Owen, I don't think of it so much as stealing authors from publishers as publishers forcing them out by not providing the authors with the editing, support, promotion and, most of all, accurate accounting of sales that they should.

The final decision on editorial changes, book cover design, and how much promotional support (if any) a book will receive is made solely by the publisher.

And we are starting to add more and more book marketing services for authors who may have published elsewhere before realizing, by gosh, their publisher doesn't offer any marketing support after publication.