Sentences with phrase «than bookstore event»

From the initial planning stages through the events themselves, perhaps no other group has the range of insight into what authors do to create successful appearances than bookstore event coordinators.

From the initial planning stages through the book events themselves, perhaps no other group has the range of insight into what authors do to create successful appearances than bookstore event coordinators.

Not exact matches

I do twice as many events at libraries than I do at bookstores these days, and all of them allow me to sell books at the end of the event.

It contrasts with the trad publishing / big bookstore business model, where a book is a short - lived «event», sometimes lasting no more than three months.

They therefore organize events at places other than bookstores and some of the places include clubs and bars.

Indie bookstores are on the rise in Arizona and across the country, and many of them are more than willing to host self - published authors for events and book signings.

Bookstores need time to organize and promote events (both online as well as in print newsletters) and they often won't schedule events with less than two months notice.

If friends have promised to organize events, get in touch with them and keep the publicist apprised of what's going on — keep in mind that most bookstores don't have the staff to sell books at offsite events (like your friends» parties) if fewer than about 100 people attend.

Here's the long answer: My book has been out a little over a year and I'm doing more events, and contacting more bookstores and libraries asking them to carry it than I did in the beginning.

Suppose you have your author event in a location other than your local indie bookstore; that's when a personal order of books, which you can then sell at your event, will come in handy.

As a book publicist, I do hope that bookstore events thrive (and I continue to schedule bookstore events with authors) but realistically, there are fewer events — and, unfortunately, stores — than there were before, so I think it's important that we try new ways to get readers to stores.

I realize it looks like there are far more reasons to not schedule bookstore events than to schedule them, which isn't necessarily the case — I think it's more like the «Don'ts» just need more explanation than the «Dos.»

They might be more than happy to include it as part of their collection, or you might even be able to arrange a special book signing event in co-operation with your local libraries and bookstores.

More than 85 galleries, art spaces, and artist studios are set to participate in the Chelsea Art Walk 2013, with special events at selected locations, including a pop - up bookstore at David Zwirner (519 West 19th Street), a lecture on Japanese photographer Takuma Nakahira at Yossi Milo (245 Tenth Avenue), and artist receptions at Kips Gallery (511 West 25th Street), International Print Center New York (508 West 26th Street), Onishi Project (521 West 26th Street), among others.