Sentences with phrase «tell website publishers»
Not exact matches
Tell us about what happened: Upon returning home from the 2005 SCBWI Winter Conference (which Tomie dePaola had told me I HAD to go to) and feeling like a failure (because no publisher showed an interest in me), I uploaded the 180 pages of sketches onto my website, http://ruthexpress.com/ (Note from Darcy: The site has undergone a major remake and she haven't reposted all of her sketchbooks.
http://www.darcypattison.com/
If your blog is professional and contains all your relevant info, wait until your agent or publisher tells you what to put on your website
In The Fine Print of Self - Publishing, Mark Levine, a Minnesota based author and CEO of a book publishing technology company, examines the fine print behind what publishers do and don't tell you on their websites.
I have not had any problems with Amazon or any other website but Kobo still insist on emailing the publisher who closed down 6 months ago, and they tell me they can not remove my book as they have a legal obligation to the person who opened the account.
It's not unusual for authors to be told by their publishers that an author website isn't necessary or effective.
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So, I did, and if you are an independent author or publisher and have a free Kindle book promotion coming up, you can tell me about it if you give me a lot of lead time and fill out the short form at the «For Authors» section of the blog's website.
It's not unusual for authors to be told by their publishers that author websites aren't necessary or effective.
And telling them they can get it in any format at the publisher's website and sideload it to their reader is not enough.
Tell us the journey you went on to get your books published (e.g. direct on your website, self - published, assisted - publishing, traditional publisher)
On iOS thanks to the new agreement with Apple, when a user runs out of free articles and would hit the paywall, Facebook tells me it will load the subscription page on the publisher's mobile website instead of in Instant Articles.