Sentence examples for usual publisher from inspiring English sources

He has signed a two-book deal with Hodder (not his usual publisher) for the Boone novels, the first of which will be published on 10 June this year.

"The edition should not have come out," says John Calder, of London, Beckett's usual publisher.

"The Next Queen of Heaven" comes not from Maguire's usual publisher, HarperCollins, but from Concord Free Press, a nonprofit publisher based in Concord, Massachusetts, where Maguire lives.

Maxwell's long period of painstaking struggle included his move from Harper & Brothers, then the usual publisher for New Yorker contributors, to Alfred A. Knopf, at the founder's invitation.

She sent off the manuscript of her new novel, An Unsuitable Attachment, to Jonathan Cape, her usual publisher, who rejected it.

We had been gone nearly three months, far longer than the usual publisher's tour.

The play was published by Larkin's usual publishers, Faber and Faber.

Because this format was not favored by his usual publishers, Mr. Duncan designed, wrote, edited and even paid for the printing of the book himself, selling the North American rights to Norton.

The usual publisher-author relationship is that the publisher can fire the author.

I was told that it would be a fool's errand to even submit the manuscript to one of my usual publishers (Doubleday, Random House), so Dula and I put it on Kickstarter.

At the heart of her remarkableness is the fact that Tyler is one of very few authors to have challenged the usual rule among publishers and readers that most fiction is written (and reviewed) by men for men or by women for women.