Sentence examples for conventional publishing from inspiring English sources

Mushroom Books is another British site "dedicated to bringing conventional publishing values to the new medium".

Electronic publishing is much quicker than conventional publishing (it generally takes at least a year to get a manuscript printed).

The company intends to move back towards conventional publishing, with plans to publish every ebook in "hard-copy format".

In conventional publishing terms, Tindal Street has compounded the error of investing in new writers by championing the short story.

The primary advantages of desktop publishing over conventional publishing apparatus are low cost and ease of use.

From the start, the series sold better than any other Stratemeyer series, overturning the conventional publishing wisdom that boys' series outperformed girls'.

Strang describes its Creation House line as a "hybrid between self-publishing and conventional royalty publishing," wherein an author gets a customizable print run and his or her book "becomes a Strang Communications product that bears the Creation House imprint and becomes part of our publishing legacy".

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.

"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.

Some people argue that conventional publishing--that supreme waste of paper --is a holdover from a bygone era: like the human coccyx that is now a vestige of what once was a prehensile tail.

But it greatly helped open up the black experience to conventional book publishing, even if the stories sometimes dwelled on the seamier side.