Sentences with phrase «typical author»

One of these posts discussing typical author / publisher deals described how little input an author sometimes has over their book cover, which I found very distressing.

I'm not a typical author who hides out behind my PR team and agent.

-LSB-...] there a typical author - editor relationship?

The typical author has a blog, some bag of social networking tools (I use Twitter, Google +, and Facebook), and runs through their day in constant contact with hundreds if not thousands of people because their smartphones, laptops, and tablets are all synched together.

It would seem that the typical author who's first novel is published by Random House is still not a professional author.

Using the Word document of my last edition, I uploaded it onto these platforms the way a typical author might.

The more intimate second session was also more interactive, during which I showcased some typical author blogs, including my own, before we discussed some of the students» own blogs, each of which had its own charms and merits.

Let's speak briefly about some of the things that a typical author needs to consider when they initially undertake the writing of a novel - length book.

The SF one is up to 4,000 + now, and that's the one I started in May and that's more representative of a typical author reading list, I believe.

That's Amazon real crime, particularly given how little the typical author earns.

Chapter 3, alone, shares an MBA's worth of financial ideas and tips that can help any author or writer avoid the painful consequences that often accompany the typical author's year - to - year income fluctuations during both good and bad times.

Estimate the earnings of the typical author (i.e. median earnings), both self - published and traditionally published.

(This leads on to the question: how do we increase the earnings of the typical author?)

Even then, I would not recommend it for the typical author.

In 2007 in the UK the per annum earnings of the typical author was estimated to be # 4000.

Some of these companies charge hundreds or thousands of dollars — which may be fine for large businesses, but not for a typical author!

4 - That the Big Publishing Houses in Manhattan glass towets don't participate in KU says nothing about whether KU is a good deal for Indies because, as the table listed in the article points out, KU payouts only approximate the typical author payouts of Indie - priced books.

Not your typical author.

The profile of the typical author in the sample was «a commercial fiction writer who might also write non-fiction and who had a project in the works that might soon be ready to publish», according to the report.