Sentences with phrase «titles in the hands of readers»

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I have written extensively about this topic and have a white paper title The Four Paths to Publishing, that layouts out the different opportunities available today for authors to get their books in the hands of readers.

They're readily available everywhere from thrift stores to second hand bookshops and have a very low carbon footprint, but if you're a truly voracious reader and want to keep up on all the current titles coming to the market, an eReader allows you to tote around hundreds of good books in a tiny package and because it's meant to be reused over and over again, it offers a modern take on a problem that's already been around for some time.

But if the research has been done and verified on the upcoming Snowden title, the book written, the editing finalized, and the entire manuscript formatted for printing, why is it not in the hands of readers on their devices?

Much of this kind of success may have a lot to do with Sourcebooks» pioneering spirit, an attitude which has seen the publisher participate in a number of experimental and mildly controversial initiatives to put ebooks in the hands of readers, put titles in public libraries, and put children's books in the hands of shoppers.

In order to get manga into the hands of comic readers and build a bigger audience Viz has been distributing titles to ComiXology.

Libboo «s Jason Freeman, Minister of Strategic Growth, was on hand a Digital Book World to talk about the importance of a site that speaks to both sides of the book in terms of giving authors an option to aid in helping new readers find their titles, as well as giving readers a place to find content that has been vetted by their own social media contacts.

An in - house video advertisement for an all - you - can - read service was circulated on a Kindle forum this week promising reader access to popular titles such as the Man Booker prize winner The Life of Pi, Sara Gruen's Water for Elephants and the Hunger Games, Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings, «all in the palm of your hand».

The publishers, on the other hand, say that readers turning to scanlations is a reason why they can't or won't license certain titles or, in the case of the Japanese publishers, why a series is being axed early.

With six titles available now across a variety of tablets, typically priced at $ 3.99 for two stories and created with the birth - to - three - year - old reader in mind, the BabyFirst ebooks will go hand - in - hand with the network's award - winning line of educational videos and programs.

Another comment noted that having a title never go out of print and able to be in a reader's hands in seconds no matter where they are has to be beneficial to the seller.

As of this week, Smith will be the sole UK retailer of the Kobo e-reader and its library of 2.2 million e-books, with the readers retailing from # 89.99 — putting it 99p behind the latest Kindle variant's # 89 — and over a million of the books available free of charge, including some truly astonishing - sounding titles, such as Slow Hands (but not that one), Kiss Me Deadly (but not that one) and Dancing In The Moonlight (but not that one.

Amazon said readers will play a hand in selecting the shortlist, compiled using «a number of factors which measure customer interest in the titles» along with a panel of judges made of up Amazon executives and literary figures.

«So long as DRM stays part of the plot, every Kindle reader sold, every Kindle app installed and every Kindle title purchased will strengthen Amazon's hand... if you could buy an e-book in a standard format that, like an MP3 music file, would be playable on current and imaginable future hardware, it wouldn't matter which store sold it.

Insightful reviews and excellent suggestions of similar titles will ensure that readers are never without a good book in hand.