Sentence examples for crowd publishing from inspiring English sources

This is just the dawn of crowd publishing and indie books will soon be a major force.

It had the usual New York crowd publishing in it, but it was just a little bit more multimedia-looking and I liked that.

(A survey of the Dresden crowd, published this week, suggested that the typical participant was a local man with a decent education and a slightly above-average income).

Luiselli's second novel -- her first, Faces in the Crowd, published in English last year, won a National Book Foundation "5 Under 35" Award -- is hotly anticipated and promises to be playful, sharp, profound and utterly unusual.

Publishizer is the first crowd-publishing platform that will connect authors to thousands of publishers".

Michele Evans is the author, most recently, of "Fearless Cooking for Crowds," published by Times Books.

Amazon has a new crowd-publishing platform called Write On, which is a direct competitor to Wattpad, the social network with self-publishing authors offering up their content for free, and working together with the community to incorporate feedback into their ongoing work.

Her first novel in English, "How to Behave in a Crowd," was published last year.

She is the author of the essay collection "Sidewalks" and the novel "Faces in the Crowd," both published by Coffee House Press in 2014.

When "Far from the Madding Crowd" was published, the reviewer for the Spectator recognized that Hardy was writing about a world from which his readers were already exiled: "A book like this is, in relation to many of the scenes it describes, the nearest equivalent to actual experience which a great many of us are ever likely to boast of".

Crowd Fusion publishes all of the pages in the iPad app (as well as the corresponding Web pages), and powers the social sharing features and voice-commenting.