Sentences with phrase «when audio publishing»

Not exact matches

The novel was never published, but Tadek tracks down an audio version of the book that seems to incriminate the brilliant and arrogant Kozlow, who literally laughs in Tadek's face when he's brought in for questioning.

You've probably heard book marketing gurus say marketing your book should start before you've finished and published it; and whether you're a fiction or non-fiction author, there are a couple of ways you can use audio as part of your marketing strategy, including it in your media kit when you want to promote your book and boost visibility.

Stephany Evans Literary Agent got her feet wet in the publishing waters at Simon & Schuster Audio when audio publisher was budding.

I know it's not as easy to do when self publishing, but any chance this will also get an audio release?

When ACX first opened to independent authors, I jumped at the chance to have my self - published novels in audio format.

And during those years up until 18 months ago, when someone asked what I thought of electronic publishing, my answer was always, «Some day electronic publishing will be a nice source of extra money for writers like audio books are.»

If you sell audiobooks, the linkage between the audio companion add - on feature on Kindle and Kindle apps doesn't seem to work / promote in the same way as it does when you direct publish on Amazon Kindle.

I was surprised when an efriend got an audio book contract before she got a publishing contract — and without an agent.

When you subscribe to the «Your Book Publishing Coach» newsletter, in your welcome email message, you will receive a link to the FREE downloadable audio recording of an interview I did with Jill Koenig, the Goal Guru, on book pPublishing Coach» newsletter, in your welcome email message, you will receive a link to the FREE downloadable audio recording of an interview I did with Jill Koenig, the Goal Guru, on book publishingpublishing.

TOP PICK IN AUDIO Euphoria, Lily King's glowing, perfectly paced novel, reimagines a few months in 1933 when Margaret Mead, who had recently published Coming of Age in Samoa to great acclaim and profit, and her second husband, Reo Fortune, spent time on the Sepik River in New Guinea with Gregory Bateson, who, in turn, became her third husband.

Did you know that if you bundle audio / foreign rights in with your publishing deal that when they sell those rights you get whatever percentage of the sale that's in your contract and it's applied to your advance?

First, abridgment is usually something asked for by a book publisher when the publisher feels a lengthy book can be shortened to make it practical to publish as an audio book.

When negotiating deals he seeks to retain as many rights as possible, including foreign rights, film / TV rights, and audio rights, to ensure the author's benefits extend beyond their domestic publishing arrangements.