Sentence examples for make a publisher from inspiring English sources

The best book about Runyon is Jimmy Breslin's slightly dispiriting biography, published in 1991, one of those "matches" that make a publisher feel wonderful until the manuscript comes in.

As if that hitherto unheard-of hat-trick wasn't enough - just winning a Booker can make a publisher's year- Richard Benson's The Farm was picked by those arbiters of taste and instigators of mammoth book sales, Richard and Judy, for their book club.

A "genre-less" book could be so innovative it could either make a publisher millions or lose them thousands.

"What is unlikely to fly as a long-term strategy is begging readers to load all of the 50 or so trackers and ad-loaders and popups and banners, each of which might make a publisher three cents per thousand clicks, if they are lucky," writes Mathew Ingram at Fortune.

But it has the sort of solid backlist that makes a publisher feel comfortable.

Being big often makes a publisher more attractive because advertisers can buy space at its like-minded magazines, a technique known at Condé Nast as "the super-buy".

Until now, libraries that have paid for the privilege of making a publisher's e-books available for borrowing have typically been granted the right to lend an e-book - say, the latest John Grisham thriller - an unlimited number of times.

Unlike Godoff, Menaker was not made a publisher, which means that while he has input, he does not control the marketing budget on books or what he can ultimately spend acquiring them.

Now, Amazon is increasingly offering small features here and there that taken together may start to make a traditional publisher a lot less necessary for authors.

When asked to sum up the secret to success, Stringer answered in a way that would make a self-help publisher beam.

Make a card using publisher and send it to a random person in the group via email.