Showing posts with label print-on-demand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print-on-demand. Show all posts
8.29.2023
file upload complete
They don’t curate, they don’t edit: Presses that will publish almost anything because print-on-demand technology demands so little of the publisher…just a good pdf file to upload.
Labels:
curate,
edit,
literary publishing,
pdf file,
poetry publishing,
press,
print-on-demand,
upload
6.10.2019
realistic demand curve
The good thing about print-on-demand is that the poet can’t imagine an audience that doesn’t exist.
Labels:
audience,
exist,
poetry publishing,
print-on-demand
10.09.2012
sales quotas
One way to cut back on the superfluous poetry books being published would be to make it a rule that you have to sell 75% of the print run before you can publish another title. For print-on-demand books, the rule would be you must sell 250 copies (not counting extended family) before you can perpetrate another title.
Labels:
perpetrate,
poetry books,
print-on-demand,
printed matter,
publishing,
quota,
sales
3.21.2011
real relationship
Classified ad for print-on-demand (POD) poetry book: “Lonely file in cyberspace seeks physical relationship with illusory reader.”
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