Sentences with phrase «work of big name authors»

Despite the fact that the package usually includes the work of big name authors rather than indies, it is up to the reader who decides which distributing channel can broaden the sales revenue and the quality of the content delivered by hardworking authors that will ultimately attract new readers.

Not exact matches

Chef and cookbook author Anna Jones has worked with some of the biggest names in food, from Jamie Oliver to Yotam Ottolenghi.

While bigger names from some of the bigger publishers often get some help in the PR department, authors generally have a lot of work to do in order to get their books in front of audiences.

While bigger names from some of the bigger publishers often get some help in the PR department, authors generally have a lot of work... [Read more...]

Whether they were the «Big 6» or smaller, self owned «independent» companies, they generally published only work that was pretty much cookie - cutter - change the name of the author and the cover and send out the same kind of books over and over.

What that platform looks like, or how it works, varies from author to author: Some are big names who can attract attention with any book they release, others have figured out how to harness a local or regional fan base to spread word of mouth, and still others know how to use digital media for visibility.

We have the wagons filled with authors who think that they are going to break big because they read someone's work that sort of sucked (but who is a household name) and they think, hey, my crappy book doesn't suck any worse than theirs, maybe I'll throw it up on Amazon and see if it finds an audience.

Since Oyster has announced the collaboration with big - name publishers, we will have to wait and see the entire list of publishers and authors they currently work with.

And there are some cases where a big name nonfiction author may want to keep some of their work under wraps until publication date.

Just take a look at the Spider - Man GN sale there, and look at some of the big - name authors I've worked with.

@jonjason That is largely true, but also why many argue that Hachette is looking out more for the interests of the big names, potentially at the expense of the majority of working authors.

The biggest names and highest earners in traditional publishing are overwhelmingly authors who debuted prior to 2009 and have a lot of works available.

Midas PR is a dream to work at because the range of books is so diverse, from big name authors right through to self - published titles — we cover the lot.

Finally — I'm supposed to be at work — I think it's often forgotten that the vast majority of authors don't do it full time, and don't make millions (or even thousands) out of it; the big names like JK Rowling or Ian Rankin might be able to exist full time as authors, but most of them don't, and while no one has an absolute right to be able to live off the proceeds of their writing, I'm sure many do feel that the creators should be a little more fairly remunerated than at times is the case.

That was kind of a shocker for me because that was the entire idea in the first place of pursuing, working with a big name of a traditionally published author was, «If he's got five million people to buy his book, I co-write it with him, that gives me exposure to five million people.»

This author would like to add that on September, Daishi Odashima mentioned on twitter some big names working on the music of the game: