Sentences with phrase «virtual shelf of books»

In line with that idea, part of the educational element of category explanation here is a virtual shelf of books representative of that genre.

Not exact matches

Advertisers get feedback as to «views, clicks, and the number of Goodreads members who add your book» to their virtual shelves.

And I've checked, with Createspace extended distribution, my books (like this one: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-breath-of-aoles-m-alan-spade/1119630989?ean=9781496136558) are on the virtual shelves of B&N.

That narrowed down the choice of books that I could post on my virtual shelves.

Adding a high - profile book series to its virtual retail shelves puts ComiXology on par with several of the biggest digital booksellers, such as Amazon's Kindle Store, Apple's iBookstore, and the Google Play store.

Goodreads Giveaways are a great way for authors to connect directly to readers, generate interest in their books, and get users of the site to add their book to virtual «to - read» shelves.

The ability to «shelve» books into different customizable and personalized virtual shelves is one of the iconic hallmarks of Goodreads, but it's the reviews that have brought both applause and angst to the site's users.

The really motivating part of building Lulu over the last few years has been the remarkable works that are uniquely available on our virtual shelves — non-fiction books about science, commerce, art and history and novels that show the rich imaginations of creators from around the world.

How on earth do you distinguish yourself from thousands of other authors, and your book from thousands of new releases hitting the real and virtual shelves?

It takes having a number of good books to build up your «virtual shelf» of offerings and build your readership.

I hope you all remember the palace in beauty and the beast and the big shelves and those beautiful books just like that here we are living in the virtual world of books that is Goodreads so here we can play games on books, have loads of trivia and discussion.

Users can create their own virtual shelves full of books they have read, or are in the process of reading.

I went through my shelves of unread books, both physical and virtual, and pulled out some that have been hanging around for a long time.

Locke has now written a new book that will likely fly off the virtual shelves faster than any of his other titles - «How I Sold 1 Million eBooks In 5 Months.»

On the KBoards and elsewhere, there is the renewed accusation that this is all part of some big conspiracy by Amazon, mainly, and the other retailers, to pull all self - published books from their virtual shelves.

But in today's reality, (virtual) book shelf space is unlimited, anyone can publish, and we are operating in an abundance model where there is an unlimited supply of books.

There are countless stories of books that languished on shelves (virtual or physical) until the cover was redesigned.

As most of you know, technically my «next» book hits the virtual shelves in just 2 days (OMG!).

Most of us who have been writing for a while are sitting on a lot of content and a lot of older books that are taking up virtual shelf space on Amazon.

Yes, it's taken a ton of time, but it's cost me very little money in the digital realm, and my books sit on Amazon's virtual shelves next to (and even above!)

by Nina Amir If you want to author an ebook that builds your business and expert status through actual sales of that book, you need to promote that book and yourself long before that ebook ever hits the virtual book shelves.

Writer Unboxed contributor M.J. Rose became a particularly valiant champion, in that case, of authors whose books were simply not findable on those not - at - all - virtual shelves.

In order to your cover appearing on the virtual shelf of the e-reader, you have to make sure that you set your image as «cover» in the metadata of your book.

As a reader I would browse the virtual shelves of self - published authors and would find a book with an interesting synopsis from an author I'd never heard of.

eBook lovers may not find enough reason to visit bookstores unless they want to preview the tangible copy of their book or window shop the potential item for their eReader; still, physical shelves can not accommodate the virtual copies on the cloud that are systematically categorized and curated.

Prepare your manuscript to professional standards, gather a tribe of early readers who will become your superfans, build a platform on the web, make sure your book lands on the right virtual shelves, and be free to self - publish or get an agent and a traditional publishing deal.

Now large publishers - the only ones who still hold collective bargaining power on behalf of the world's bestselling authors - tip toe around Amazon, fearful that if they look at Amazon cross-eyed their preorder buttons will disappear and their authors will blame the publisher for not keeping their books on Amazon's virtual shelves.

By moving bookselling onto virtual online shelves, it became cost - effective for the retailers to stock the widest variety of books, even books that might not sell.

HarperCollins is in charge of merchandising, meaning they place books in the online stores and make sure they're seen on virtual shelves.