Sentence examples for a publishing contract from inspiring English sources

The prize is a publishing contract with his publishers Transworld.

In any event, a publishing contract is hardly a guarantee of critical or commercial success.

She signed a publishing contract at one point but gave up.

The New Yorker gave me a party.' A publishing contract followed, and Spark's career took her to New York.

I first encountered Linklater through the proposal he put forward for Measuring America, and immediately offered him a publishing contract.

Although Mitchell's submission consisted of a disorganized collection of draft chapters, the Macmillan company saw potential in her writing and, that summer, offered her a publishing contract.

Al Dahra Agriculture was due to invest €150m through state-owned farms, according to a published contract signed with the Serbian government.

Years back, a Harvard student won a huge publishing contract, then lost it over charges of plagiarism.

Therefore, it makes it extra difficult to obtain a traditional publishing contract where you would get paid a "signing bonus" to write your book.

Ali, an aspiring author, is unable to get a major publishing contract for his book because he is relatively unknown.

Szell, who made his debut at 11 as a pianist playing his own compositions and was awarded a major publishing contract at 14, apparently stopped composing shortly after he was chosen by Strauss to join the staff of the Berlin State Opera at 18.