Sentence examples for boutique publishing from inspiring English sources
The giants of the comics industry, Marvel Entertainment and DC Entertainment, both run boutique publishing imprints that give creators more control of their intellectual property.
The Atavist isn't the only boutique publishing house planning to exploit what it believes are readers' nascent appetites for more medium-length material.
The artist-owner, Pinky Wainer, who is the daughter of a prominent journalist, resells an assortment of her own possessions at this shop, gallery and boutique publishing house.
The most successful of his endeavors was a boutique publishing company, the Cranach Press, whose edition of "Hamlet," with stark woodcuts by Gordon Craig, is considered one of the most beautiful books ever made.
With the new infusion of capital, Mr. Jones led an effort to build a boutique publishing unit that would include Worth, a Web portal for wealth called Worth.com, and three other magazines, American Benefactor, Civilization, and a woman's finance publication called Equity.
Founder and CEO Brian Andreas (an artist who also runs the boutique publishing house StoryPeople) describes the company's "clouds" as a new form digital storytelling, but they're probably easier to think of as multimedia slideshows.
We are able to do it as a boutique publisher, because we focus on publishing just six books of poetry a year.
In the wake of the end of third party publishing at scale, various boutique publishers have arisen in mobile and other markets (for example: Tilting Point).
BenBella Books, a boutique publisher, said on Friday that it would publish a book later this month by Ms. Hunter, the woman with whom Mr. Edwards had an extramarital affair.
For literary journals, the arrival of the Internet has not caused nearly the same kind of consternation as it has in book publishing or mainstream magazines — mainly because the profit motive has never really driven these boutique publishers.
| How changing technology empowered boutique book publishing.
