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MM: Yeah, we're building a tool that makes it really easy for publishers right now to build this content.
CA: So you want to license this software to publishers to make books as beautiful as that?
And the 12 publishers who turned down J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter, I guess.
And we're working on it, but it takes brain scientists to come and to get together, people that work in the entertainment software industry, and publishers, so these are not people that usually meet every day, but it's actually doable, and we are on the right track.
And I sent this book out to a dozen publishers and it was rejected every single time, but I was also involved with the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, an amazing camp for kids with all sorts of critical illnesses, and it's those kids at the camp that read my stories, and I read to them, and I saw that they responded to my work.
My publishers cut out the question mark.
The American publishers changed our title to "Our Final Hour."
When I wrote my memoir, the publishers were really confused.
BG: Anders, I'm a former journalist, and to me, it's amazing that in the current climate of slashing budgets and publishers in crisis, Dagbladet has consented so many resources for this story, which tells a lot about newspapers taking the responsibility, but how did you sell it to your editors?
4.5 percent is tiny enough to start with, but what that figure doesn't tell you is that many of those books will come from countries with strong publishing networks and lots of industry professionals primed to go out and sell those titles to English-language publishers.
From Sweden to Palau, writers and translators sent me self-published books and unpublished manuscripts of books that hadn't been picked up by Anglophone publishers or that were no longer available, giving me privileged glimpses of some remarkable imaginary worlds.
If we all read more widely, there'd be more incentive for publishers to translate more books, and we would all be richer for that.
J.K. Rowling was rejected by twelve different publishers before one picked up "Harry Potter."
So I'm looking forward to seeing some games, and actually Louis Castle, that's him down there, last week announced that Electronic Arts, one of the largest game publishers, is releasing a game in May that has a little Easter egg feature for supporting this type of head tracking.
There is tremendous sustaining revenue under this long tail to sustain open projects like ours, but also to sustain this new emergence of on-demand publishers, like QOOP, who produced these two books.
In this day and age, we're all publishers, and we have responsibility.
"The Master" is a nameless author who’s worked for years on a novel but burned the manuscript after it was rejected by publishers– just as Bulgakov had done with his own work.
And actually, a growing number of science publishers are adopting this model.
they lost their positions because their publishers found their work too critical of Trump.
They send publishers and editors scrambling for countermeasures.
So many future classics get bad reviews, like "Moby Dick," or are turned down by multiple publishers, like the "Harry Potter" series.
Shock, horror: now, the readers want to be writers and publishers.
In fact, the American publishers of my book, "The Elephant, The Tiger and the Cell Phone," added a gratuitous subtitle saying, "India: The next 21st-century power."
Many publishers were not quite so encouraging.
There's multiple music publishers.
From the looks of this nasty little puff piece (note that his publishers, McClelland and Stewart were involved in the production), he didn't know how to live, either.
Top-billed Louis Jouvet doesn't appear for forty minutes by which time Clouzot has established a rich milieu of Music Hall, music publishers, etc and a fine cast of colourful characters; Angela Lansbury lookalike (Lansbury appeared in Woman of Paris that same year) Suzy Delair scores as the chanteuse whose desire to improve her lot inspires the jealousy of her husband/accompanist Bernard Blier who follows her to the home of an elderly letch only to find he is already dead.
When his book on happiness, "North Star" finds zero success in the States, his publishers send him to Germany for a book signing tour.
He was not content, however, to turn out the sort of product that his publishers wanted, and that surely would have sold.
I have a difficult time believing Stephen Foster thought music publishers were doing him a favor by publishing his songs...without paying him for them!
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