Sentence examples for publishing scene from inspiring English sources
The book includes stimulating digressions on the atmosphere and publishing scene in 16th-century Venice.
But Edinburgh offers something more: a lively contemporary writing and publishing scene.
In many countries--especially France, Turkey, Poland, and Japan--women writers dominated the publishing scene.
"But she never made it in the New York publishing scene in the '60s and '70s".
It makes London's publishing scene look narrow-minded and blandly commercial.
I have had several accounts sent to me of the publishing scene in Africa.
Orthofer makes the usual complaints against mainstream publishing for ignoring books in translation, and he provides overviews of the publishing scenes in each country under discussion.
The big global corporations within the publishing industry have been quick to move in on the self-publishing scene.
"I Say a Little Prayer," a No. 4 hit in 1967, was the most successful of the three dozen or so singles that Mr. David and Mr. Bacharach wrote and produced for Ms. Warwick, whom they met in 1961 when they were journeymen on the New York music-publishing scene and she was a 20-year-old backup singer.
All this sea change suggests that something, somewhere, is gradually getting washed away, and one suspects it is, by and large--Language poetry excepted--the academic rat race-cum-publishing scene.
(Which is not to say this trend hasn't been evident for many years, albeit only on the corners of the poetry-publishing scene; Patricia Smith, a star performance poet, was recently a National Book Award finalist for her collection Blood Dazzler, for instance.
