#Book Publishers

[welldrawnfish]

Twig: Fog Flowers Many of you want to read Twig. Twigs official story isnt online, these are exploration comics. I am however working to put together a pitch for the publisher Glénat! they have put out some of my favourite works and it would be a dream to work with them. If you have any experience pitching comics Id love to hear from you, Im admittedly struggling with what to include

[shieldcrestpublishing]

Avoid common mistakes when publishing poetry, like neglecting editing, ignoring submission guidelines, and choosing the wrong publisher. Focus on creating impactful titles, building an author platform, and maintaining high-quality content. Proper marketing and copyright protection are crucial for success, helping poets achieve greater visibility and recognition for their work.

[veryrealauthorthings]

[troythecatfish]

Here’s my personal recommendation of a YouTube channel to check out:

[johnthestitcher]

Are You a Hopeful New Author Looking to Publish Your First Book?

Then stay away from 'Author Reputation Press'. Yes - they are a 'real' publisher, but they will try to scam you for every nickel they can.

I received a call out of the blue from them and decided to let them spiel their spiel and knew this was a scam when I asked them what it costs me for them to publish my book. They also said they pay the author 80% of the book price as royalties. WORD TO THE WISE: Stephen King and John Grisham DO NOT get royalties like this. The standard royalty is 10% {of the wholesale selling cost}. I had them send their info to me. Their webpage: https://authorreputationpress. But check them out on the Better Business Bureau complaints page: https://www.bbb.org/us/ma/canton/profile/publishers/author-reputation-press-llc-0021-477587.

My word to ANY AUTHOR HOPEFUL: a real publisher PAYS YOU for your manuscript; YOU DO NOT pay them to publish it.

[charbroiledchicken]

if it's good enough for you, then it deserves to be made. don't let anyone else decide if your story is worth it or not.

[roseworth]

i think theres this idea in the general public that the "best" fanfic gets turned into real books like 50 shades of grey. but the truth is that the best fanfic can never be published as an actual book because its intricately woven into the canon material so its inseparable even if you change the names

[pressmanhousepublishing]

Many authors struggle with traditional publishing due to common mistakes such as not polishing their manuscript, ignoring industry trends, or failing to network. Understanding submission guidelines, building an author platform, and working with reputable publishers can help. Learn how to avoid these pitfalls and make your publishing journey smoother and more successful.

[vivabooksin]

Materials Science Books at the Best Price

Exploring the intricate world of materials, the materials science book delves into the structure, properties, and applications of metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites. Bridging theory and practice, it offers insights into cutting-edge advancements, nanotechnology, and sustainable materials. An important resource for students and professionals, it inspires innovation and a deeper understanding of the materials shaping our future.

[bloseroseone]

Book Promotion Mistakes to Avoid: What Authors Need to Know

Writing a book is crucial, but so is promoting it. Your novel won’t sell if no one is aware of it, regardless of how great your story is. Numerous writers make crucial errors in their marketing campaigns, which results in lost chances and poor sales. We’ll look at the most typical book promotion blunders in this post and how to steer clear of them to make sure your book receives the recognition it merits.

Common Book Promotion Mistakes

1. Ignoring Your Target Audience

Ignoring your target audience is a major book promotion mistake that can lead to poor sales and low engagement. Many authors promote their books without considering who their ideal readers are, resulting in ineffective marketing efforts. To succeed, research your audience’s preferences, favorite genres, and online habits. Tailor your promotional strategies to connect with them through relevant platforms, such as social media groups or book blogs. Understanding your readers ensures your book promotion reaches the right people and generates interest....Continue reading

[vivaeducation]

Best Maths Book Publishers – Explore Viva Education's Excellence!

Discover the expertise of Viva Education, one of India's best maths book publishers. Our Maths Books for Schools, designed for Classes 1 to 8, follow NEP 2020 and NCF 2023 guidelines, offering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. Engaging activities, problem-solving techniques, and thought-provoking exercises ensure joyful learning. With digital tools like E-books, interactive modules, worksheets, and Viva AI Buddy, teachers and students enjoy seamless learning experiences. Trust Viva Education to transform math learning into an interactive and future-ready journey!

[shieldcrestpublishing]

Publishing poetry in the UK offers a wealth of opportunities for both emerging and established poets. To succeed, poets must refine their manuscripts, research publishers, and craft compelling proposals. Networking within the community and building an online presence are key to gaining exposure. Whether through traditional publishing or self-publishing, the UK provides a supportive landscape for poetic voices to thrive.

[shamballalin]

Calling All Authors ~ Check Out Amazon Book Press For Your Next Book!

I used Amazon Book Press to publish my last 2 books, MY RED BAG OF COURAGE and NATURE SPIRIT WISDOM. I am so happy I did. They gave me awesome book designs that clearly spoke to the heart of what I am conveying in each book. The editing process was a breeze. Their marketing and promotions were very helpful. The team I worked with made the entire process easy. Amazon Book Press also provided me…

[ippnoida]

Book publishers, news media lawsuit against OpenAI

The war between Indian publishers and artificial intelligence company OpenAI, the creator of the ChatGPT chatbot, is intensifying.

It all began in November 2024 with news agency ANI taking the Microsoft-backed OpenAI to court, accusing it of using its published content in an unauthorized manner to train ChatGPT.

Joining the bandwagon now is the New Delhi-based Federation of Indian Publishers, which represents names such as Bloomsbury, Penguin Random House, Cambridge University Press and Pan Macmillan, as well as India's Rupa Publications and S Chand and Co.

The Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) also wants to be a party to ANI's copyright infringement suit, following which Justice Amit Bansal of the Delhi High Court issued notice. DNPA represents organizations such as ABP, Mathrubhumi, Hindustan Times, NDTV, The Hindu, The Indian Express, The New Indian Express, Zee News, Dainik Bhaskar, India Today, India TV, The Times of India, The Free Press Journal, Malayala Manorama and others, Bar and Bench reported.

Reuters has quoted Pranav Gupta, general secretary of the Federation of Indian Publishers, as saying that the court should stop OpenAI from accessing its copyright content. The lawsuit concerns the ChatGPT tool's book summaries. "In case they don't want to do licensing with us, they should delete datasets used in AI training and explain how we will be compensated. This impacts creativity," he told the news agency.

OpenAI has challenged the claims, saying ChatGPT sources its information from publicly available platforms such as Wikipedia and other data that is legally available to the public.

It also sought to block the media organizations from joining the lawsuit and sought time to reply to the intervention application. Bar and Bench quoted senior Advocate Amit Sibal as saying that DNPA did not have authorization to file such an application and raised new issues.

"They (DNPA) are alleging that we (OpenAI) are going behind a paywall to get access to matters not publicly available. The book publishers and journal publishers have a different issue from ANI," Sibal told Bar and Bench, arguing against widening the scope of the copyright case.

The case will next be heard in February.