Sentence examples for tiny publisher from inspiring English sources
Jerry, by the way, has decided to allow his last published story, "Hapworth 16, 1924", to be reissued by a tiny publisher in Virginia.
It won an e-book following through a tiny publisher last year.
The books were originally released by a tiny publisher in Australia and were nearly impossible to find in bookstores.
It is joined on the shortlist by another novel from a tiny publisher: Will Eaves' The Absent Therapist, from one-man-band CB Editions.
"So despite being a tiny publisher, I get a clear run at them, and I'm thrilled to have [Ruthless]." The letter from Miscavige's lawyers notes that Silvertail has published "a number of vehemently anti-Scientology titles … Indeed, it appears that at least a quarter of your titles are publications which are zealously critical of the Church of Scientology.
The shortlist, chosen from 107 submissions by judges, is completed with Claire North's story of a man who lives his life again and again, The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, and Dave Hutchinson's Europe in Autumn, described as "the love child of John le Carré and Franz Kafka" by its tiny publisher Solaris.
"We've got loads of stuff from tiny publishers, really tiny ones.
Hundreds of exhibitors, ranging from giant bookshops like Barnes & Noble to tiny publishers specialising in New Age spirituality, set up shop.
This year's line-up is no different, juxtaposing Hilary Mantel and Will Self with up-and-coming writers taken on by tiny publishers.
Now we have a shortlist that, at a time of seismic change in the industry, rewards tiny publishers running on enthusiasm and strong coffee and, true to form, only two well-known authors remain.
For most readers, a great short story writer with a substantial body of work simply appeared overnight; Berlin had commanded only a small readership when her stories originally appeared in collections in the 1980s and 90s, first through tiny publishers like Turtle Island, and later the somewhat larger Black Sparrow.
