Sentences with phrase «titles on bookstore»

Amazon alone boasts over 32 Million titles on their bookstore.

Bashi has stated that she penned this title due to the lack of information aimed at children about Palestine and its people, yet some must feel that even offering the title on bookstore shelves is an affront to daily life.

Not exact matches

I relied on my already - developed mailing list to generate preorders for One Simple Idea, which encouraged bookstores to prominently feature the title.

Go into a typical bookstore these days and you'll find literally dozens of titles on menopause.

With nearly 200,000 new titles published each year, bookstores have books featured everywhere — stacked on the floor, standing on end caps and sitting on tables, not to mention the rows of shelves.

You can learn that by looking at on - line retailers, the titles of a respected publisher in your genre or visiting your local bookstore or library.

A recent snapshot of e-book prices found that titles in the Kindle bookstore from the five biggest publishers cost, on average, $ 10.81, while all other 2015 e-books on the site had an average price of $ 4.95, according to industry researcher Codex Group LLC.

As I've said before, if you're an author, I recommend that you check the bestseller list on Amazon or the displays of popular titles at a large bookstore.

One bookstore in France is doing something very smart, they don't stock a single title on their shelves.

Too often, IBPA has noticed a bias against self - published authors, independent publishers, and hybrid presses when it comes to choosing titles or authors for book review consideration, book award contests, association memberships, and inclusion on independent bookstore shelves.

Amazon announced a new program today called Kindle MatchBook, which offers digital versions of print books purchased through its online bookstore to customers for between free and $ 2.99, depending on the title.

BeWrite Books titles are available in paperback and all ebook formats (which can be read on any device) from major and minor online bookstores.

The new fees, as it has been explained to us, would charge for the overall promotional value of having titles stocked and displayed in the physical bookstores, regardless of whether those books actually sell through, trying to place a monetary value on the benefits of displaying books in the BN «showrooms.»

Traditional publishers build their business around the typical sales curve of a print book: put a lot of copies on bookstore shelves, see what sells in the first 90 days, and deal with returns and marginal ongoing demand on most titles.

Create Space says other bookstores work with their distributor, Ingram, and don't have the strict requirements of title on spine, or price code / human read price on book.

If I'm in a bookstore and looking at a title by an author I've never heard of before, then there are three things that make me decide to take a chance on a book.

Slim books mean having to squeeze the title and author's name on the spine, and also mean the book will not be very visible in a bookstore's shelf.

You can find our titles above in our online bookstore, as well as on Amazon.com.

Authors earn a 70 % commission on the title sold and their books will be promoted in the Tolino bookstore.

But while it is the physical bookstores that are suffering, what is the correlation between that and the unequally low number of titles available on Kindle?

The outcome of this one campaign could have a massive impact on indie bookstores everywhere, as well as on the DRM status of future bestselling titles.

Barnes and Noble has a very well designed digital bookstore that does not have a million things on the screen to detract from discovering great new titles.

Most of the existing book titles were not even available on Frommer's own bookstore since last September.

E-Books suffer from the a major discovery problem and companies such as Amazon, Apple, Barnes and Noble and Kobo rely on their digital bookstores to help someone find a new title.

For curated self - published and small publisher titles, we have Kobo Next, which has been a rotated banner that appears in various different spots on the website and features a mix of well known plus lesser known authors and titles that our merchandisers feel are worthy of a second look (all divided by genre)-- much like that gorgeous table display that reflects a bookstore staff's selection:

I would much rather visit my local Chapters bookstore and see what is on display in the new release section or in their various book display stands with new titles in business or non-fiction to see what I would like.

Second, and perhaps more telling of how books are perceived in our culture, Williams points out that the assumed privacy of an ebook purchase, followed by the privacy afforded by reading it on an e-reader, may lead consumers to purchase a title that they don't have to be seen walking up to the bookstore register with.

With independent bookstores closing at an alarming rate and even libraries facing door - shuttering budget cuts, authors have lost a lot of the champions who once sold books by hand, who knew the titles on their store shelves and recommended them to their customers.

Now that major online retailers can once again establish discounts on new and backlist titles, bookstores will have to struggle even more.

A number of European bookstores have jumped on the bandwagon and they are even in 1800 Target Stores in the USA to purchase specific titles like «50 Shades of Grey»

12 % of book buyers said that they learned about the titles they purchased through in - store displays, which is quite telling on the role bookstores continue to play in book discovery.

The online bookstore set up by Entourage is much smaller than the Amazon bookstore in that it has on offer just about 200,000 titles but has a much better layout than the Amazon.

The James Pattersons of the world rely on a major publisher to have their books translated in a myriad of languages and flood the bookstores with each new title.

Browsing at my favorite bookstore in New York City on a recent Sunday, I flipped through a few of the staff's recommended titles and imagined what it would feel like to see a novel of my own on those shelves.

That «80 % +» holds whether one measures by titles released, by face value, by copies sold, by compensation paid to authors, by shelf - inches devoted in general bookstores, by sales rankings at Amazon... indeed, by any numeric measure of which I am aware, and my «day job» involves being directly and immediately aware of what's going on in publishing.

By forming a relationship with your local bookstore, presenting yourself as an author with a stake in the community, independent booksellers are more inclined to take a chance on your title.

Most debut fiction titles first appear on bookstore shelves as a cloth bound hardcover with a dust jacket — likewise for debut titles in the history, biography, science, and social studies genres.

In this episode, we discuss things like the importance of local authors to her sales mix, the value of building community through her bookstore, the importance of book events to her business and how she decides on whether or not to carry specific titles.

I think customers will dig the fact that they can visit their local bookstore and then scan titles they want to get the ebook prices on.

'' The fact that they are challenging the mega-company deathgrip on audiobooks is INCREDIBLE and I love it,» says BookPeople, the Austin, TX, bookstore in a blog post titled, «Audiobooks Are Great and Libro.FM is the Best Thing Ever.

In return for their cooperation in the campaign, indie bookstores will receive special pricing on the titles they feature.

ABA's member stores stand to receive incentive pricing on indie titles for their full participation in the program, aimed at encouraging readers to not only purchase indie authors» works but also to shop in independent bookstores over the holiday.

ABA will market the EBM machines to its partner bookstores, making it possible for any customer to request a cataloged title and have it in hand within a few minutes, at the same cost to both the customer and the bookseller as keeping a large supply of surplus inventory on hand.

Prime Reading China only has a paltry 500 titles and KDP authors will not be able to include their titles in the bookstore because it's run independently from the mainstream Kindle stores, presumably to comply with Chinese government controls on what is and is not permitted.

Today on the show, we discuss the merits of Barnes and Noble taking advantage of their publishing unit to stock self - published titles in their bookstores and distribute them to libraries.

If Nook Press had developed a viable print - on - demand option and then told authors there was even a possibility of seeing their titles in their local bookstore on the condition that they pulled their books from Amazon's exclusive KDP Select program, authors would have jumped at the chance.

Oren Teicher, American Booksellers Association CEO, said, «For two decades, the Harry Potter titles have held a singular spot on the shelves of independent bookstores, as young readers — who are now themselves parents of young readers — discovered the wonders of an amazing story and great writing.

You can not say the same thing about any digital bookstore, it is full of crappy e-book covers that look like they were made in MS paint or downloaded from Google and use Comic Sans Font on the title.

I would recommend this e-reader for mid level or advanced users that already have an established e-book collection and won't be relying on the Pocketbook bookstore to find and purchase titles.

These print - on - demand interfaces potentially have the opportunity to change the book industry by allowing bookstores to offer almost limitless works without having to stock expensive inventory and ship heavy titles to their physical locations.