Sentence examples for small imprint from inspiring English sources
"It's a small imprint, it's a personality-driven imprint to some degree, but only because of its size".
The guru and best-selling author Deepak Chopra will run his own small imprint at Random House, called Deepak Chopra Books, the company said on Monday.
A few months after that, Editor B was promoted to publisher of the larger house — let us call it Publisher W — that owned the small imprint.
By comparison with Britain, France, the Netherlands, Spain and others, Germany's empire left a relatively small imprint on the history of the globe.
4 00 p.m. | Updated Only three months after taking over as publisher of Twelve, a small imprint of Grand Central Publishing, Susan Lehman has been abruptly replaced, Grand Central said on Tuesday.
This is a true story: My first book was acquired by two people I will call Editor A and Editor B, who ran a small imprint at a big publishing house.
Middling authors are left to small imprints or to self-publish.
(In the US and UK, similarly, his writing has made its way from small imprints to heavyweight corporate publishing outfits).
Krasznahorkai has been published by small imprints in English translation, with Tuskar Rock releasing Seiobo in the UK, but he counts some major names among his fans.
Another particularly clever and successful strategy of Roger's was the acquisition of small imprints that had valuable authors or backlists but were failing conspicuous among them Horizon, Pellegrini & Cudahy, Hill & Wang, and Noonday, which had not only a paperback line but a handsome fish colophon, which Roger swiped, and about which Kachka makes too much of a fuss.
Another particularly clever and successful strategy of Roger's was the acquisition of small imprints that had valuable authors or backlists but were failing — conspicuous among them Horizon, Pellegrini & Cudahy, Hill & Wang, and Noonday, which had not only a paperback line but a handsome fish colophon, which Roger swiped, and about which Kachka makes too much of a fuss.
