Sentences with phrase «with publishers»

I agree, this experience makes it harder for me to think about working with a publisher in the future.
Is it possible to make a good deal with publishers for an unlimited style subscription?
If you decide to pursue representation by a literary agent or a contract with a publisher on your own, you will need two documents: a query letter and a book proposal.
When working with publishers in different areas of the world, the benefits will depend on the publisher, the territory and the game.
Make sure that you match their requirements so as to have a good working relationship with the publisher.
If you have signed with a publisher who doesn't do one or the other, you may have some problems.
While the terms of agreements with publishers vary — and are undisclosed — some of the books have been included for a flat fee.
They can also help with the whole deal with publishers for first time authors or film making planning.
We've chosen to partner with publishers in the past to get our games into your hands, but it's equally true that we've maintained our independence working within the system.
It's completely up to you, but the position of professional indie authors these days is more about partnership with publishers on rights deals that are good for both parties.
That said, I'd much rather work with a publisher who shared my vision, even if the sales didn't end up being as strong.
The only difference is that book agents first meet with publishers (or call them on the phone), to tell them what a book is about and get permission to send it.
Additionally, 46 percent of those surveyed said that they currently work in companies of 10 people or less, while only 24 percent worked with a publisher on their last game.
First, it shows that libraries can build and maintain their own platforms, directly negotiating with publishers to secure better prices and terms.
< What's going with publishers not bringing us really cool games anymore?
Most of my friends (and I as well) got publishing contracts directly with a publisher via either a publisher herself or an acquisitions editor for a publisher at a conference.
It doesn't seem to have anything to do with the publisher at all.
You don't need an agent to place a book with a publisher like this.
Late last year the company committed to developing an administrative system to solve the problem, but by then its settlement talks with the publishers were already underway.
For authors with previously published books, this is a list of titles, along with publisher name and publication date.
Me, I'd expect to see something about how they are working to help protect our copyright protections, not only with legal reforms but in contract negotiations with both publishers and agents.
And his results, for that one particular day, showed 35 % of the titles were self - published and another 18 % were by a single author with no publisher listed.
Interestingly, this data is being shared with publishers in order to help them make decisions about the types of books readers actually purchase and interact with.
It was only a few weeks ago that I was in a conversation with another publisher about getting into the ebook market.
We are an exclusive network that works closely with all publishers and advertisers to ensure maximum return.
If I'd been committed to a contractual obligation with a publisher at the time I conceived the idea, I never would've written it, and that would be a shame.
This week's releases are bottom heavy with publishers from the last half of the alphabet, but light on releases overall.
When we enter into discussions with publishers who really do have a broad range of publications, they are interested because they can get it all from the same platform.
They can use these tools as part of our and their arrangement with a publisher.
Since their work frequently involves getting in contact with publishers / developers, they sometimes end up making friends within the industry.
As a query letter is the first impression you make with a publisher, your writing needs to be tight, to the point and well, interesting.
You really want to get published with a publisher because you want to have hard copies of your book.
You can connect with publishers, distributors, book reviewers, booksellers, and readers.
We'd seen interviews with publishers who hold that a book is only the physical incarnation of an author's work.
But I can check with my publisher tomorrow and help you get it to a readable format.
I'm sorry you're having to go through issues with your publishers.
Keep in mind that the number of ebooks and authors is steadily increasing all the time, as more deals are reached with publishers.
While I don't have a problem with publishers selling directly from their websites, I do think it has to be in conjunction with fair, concurrent availability to online booksellers.
Usually the author has to have three or more books with the publisher before the publisher puts an early title on sale.
Two other authors are currently in that same fight with their publishers.
Our games have been critically recognized, I think, so we now need to really turn our attention to our business with the publishers.
He had a big dispute with his publisher about his digital royalties.
When you're the world's most successful author, you can pretty much set your own terms with publishers.
And let's not start with the publishers trying to protect the print market.
I have negotiated around 115 book deals with publishers around the world.
A consortium of French research organisations is currently without a contract with the publisher after the two sides failed to reach a deal on prices.

Phrases with «with publishers»

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