Sentences with phrase «to be a hybrid author»

There's nothing wrong with being a hybrid author who both indie and traditional publishes.

Great post about being a hybrid author, its pros and cons.

I love the idea of being a hybrid author so I can have the best of both worlds.

Find out what being a hybrid author means and why it just... makes sense.

I'd always figured I'd be a hybrid author because I knew some of my stories weren't a good match for traditional publishing while others were.

Many are hybrid authors — they work with traditional publishers while also doing some indie work.

I've been a hybrid author for a few years now, meaning that I am both traditionally and self - published.

One amazing trend that took hold in 2017 and will continue is the hybrid author.

Basically, my goal is hybrid author, which is where I think I'd be most happy — sharing the load on some projects and having more control over other projects.

I read agent blogs partly because I'm still open to being a hybrid author instead of straight - up indie.

But it's important to point out that the authors with the highest income are hybrid authors.

I think being a hybrid author is the best of all options these days.

Being a hybrid author does not mean I'm brilliant, or incredibly talented.

Join in to learn all the ropes about being a hybrid author!

Speaking of Written Word Media, they also provide a detailed discourse on what it means to be a hybrid author as well as tips for an effective author website.

As someone who has both been traditionally - published and self - published, Richard is a hybrid author and thus has a valuable persp.

One author in particular — Elle James — taught me a lot about her highly successful career being a hybrid author, working with traditional houses as well as being a driven indy author with a great track record.

New York Times bestselling author CJ Lyons is a hybrid author, meaning she spans both traditional publishing and independent publishing success.

Perhaps the most interesting point Sexton shared was that hybrid authors were almost evenly split on whether they would publish their next manuscript traditionally or on their own.

Dan is a hybrid author, self - publishing as an indie as well as being published by Thomas & Mercer and Lake Union Publishing.

Sherry Thomas is a hybrid author who writes historical romance, historical mystery, and young adult fantasy.

Elizabeth is a hybrid author, with two cozy mystery series published traditionally, and one series that she publishes on her own.

However, as an award - winning self - published author and editor for Midnight Publishing who works primarily with indie authors and small presses, I wanted to share my own opinion and insight on why you should self - publish or consider being a hybrid author (self - publishing and going the traditional route).

Most of the top - selling indies are hybrid authors and reaping big benefits from their current or past print titles, and most indie top sellers — especially the Amazon cheerleaders — are also getting the red carpet treatment from the retailers.

Then along comes my agent and the idea of being a hybrid author bloomed — having some work traditionally published and shorter works like novellas continue to be a self publishing stream of income.

Justine Bylo [00:10:47] Another big trend is publishing this year was the hybrid author.

Michelle is a hybrid author who is choosing to go indie with her new series based on Greek mythology, Elementals.

In addition to independently publishing, Anthea is a hybrid author, selling her short fiction into traditional markets for fun and profit (but that's a whole other workshop).

Note that some authors are hybrid authors — they work for trad publishers and they do some indie work.

Jessica is a hybrid author who, in addition to working with a traditional publisher, also continues to self - publish.

Maybe you could write a post sometime on being a hybrid author, Nancy.

Luckily, I decided right from the get - go that winning awards or gaining professional credentials meant nothing to me, so at this point, I see no reason to ever even be a hybrid author.

USA Today bestseller Vanessa Kelly is a hybrid author who publishes traditionally for Kensington and Grand Central, and as an indie.

Brian is a hybrid author and indie - publishes most of his fantasy novels.

In my article yesterday, I wrote about being a hybrid author (one who publishes both traditionally and independently) and how my first two books are traditionally published in India as I'm an expat living in America.

Though I'm 100 % self - published I often find myself wondering what being a hybrid author would be like — to have some of that control (or responsibility) shifted to someone else or to another group of people.

As someone who has both been traditionally - published and self - published, Richard is a hybrid author and thus has a valuable perspective on the self vs. traditional debate that's become a very big focus in the publishing industry, especially in recent months.

Melissa, who writes fiction under the pseudonym Melissa Yi, is a hybrid author who writes both fiction and non-fiction.

I've definitely hedged my bets, because I'm still conventionally published here in the UK, but I love this model of being a hybrid author and I think people will go both ways: successful self - pub authors will become hybrids in the other direction.

Today, we're talking to YA science fiction author, Beth Revis, about being a hybrid author, the differences in traditional publishing and self - publishing, and marketing from both sides of the fence.

CJ Lyons, an ER pediatrician - turned - NYT's - bestseller, is another hybrid author who touts traditional publishing as her end - goal: «I enjoy working with an editor, and I think my writing is ready to go to the next level,» Lyons said to USA Today about her 2011 contract with Minotaur Press.

I want to write full time, and I feel that being a hybrid author would generate the income needed to do so.

He is a hybrid author represented by the Handspun Literary Agency and has also self - published fifteen books, including Make A Killing On Kindle.

We can be hybrid authors.

Then again, while I'm a hybrid author, I was seated on the trad side... But you know what?

The focus is the author: whether it's a hybrid author with multiple books published, a brand new author or one who wants to make their reverted backlist available in digital for the very first time.

I'm now traditionally published, but toying with the idea of releasing romance novels under a pen name and keeping them indie so I can be a hybrid author.