Sentence examples for conventional publisher from inspiring English sources

Since then she has launched two more ebooks and her online success finally attracted the attention of a conventional publisher, Random House, which has published her first three novels.

Amazon makes money differently from a conventional publisher.

Unlike a conventional publisher, Amazon don't supply a copy editor so you have to check your own copy and make sure every comma is in the right place.

For my next book, aimed at a much broader public, I hope to find a conventional publisher with a seasoned marketing department to do the work.

Kemble Scott, who has released a novel through a conventional publisher, said he would post his topical new political comedy, "The Sower," to Scribd and charge $2 for it, partly because standard publishing is so slow.

Picard's book, "Au Pied de Cochon," is not a book, exactly, but an "album": it has no acknowledged author but, rather, a list of recipe writers, photographers, an illustrator, and an interviewer on a copyright page; no title but only a logo; and no conventional publisher, having been "produced" in both French and English editions by Picard himself.

"There is lots of conventional business being done by conventional publishers on conventional terms, and the books are being published on conventional paper with conventional royalties.

"You get 70% royalty from each sale, whereas with conventional publishers it's 25%," says Bloom. 'The margins for self-publishing are enormous because the overheads are relatively low.

The essay was too brief for conventional publishers, but not so for one of the new houses of virtual publishing that eagerly accepts just about any words that move in bytes and sold fewer than 500 copies of Mr. Clarke's speech.

Some companies offer guide writers royalties, like conventional publishers.

Like Gemstar, Peanutpress has been boasted about exclusive deals with conventional publishers.