What is your affiliation?

What is your affiliation?

Your affiliation defines your relationship to the institution, eg. alumni, student, parent or staff. Users are able to choose multiple affiliations when registering. Once you have chosen your affiliation, the registration form will populate with the fields relevant to you. 1 out of 1 found this helpful.

What is institutional affiliation example?

Examples of the correct use of institutional affiliation [Researcher Name]is a Research Fellow at Durham University in the Department of Archaeology. [Researcher Name]is an Assistant Professor (Research) at Durham University in the Department of Archaeology.

How can I publish my online story and get paid?

How it Works

1. Write your story. Turn your idea into a short story. Use our platform to write and edit on the go!
2. Submit on SSL. Sign up as an author and submit your story. It will just take a few minutes!
3. Earn Royalty. ShortStoryLovers is the only online platform that pays royalty to its authors. Earn good money.

Are open access journals free to publish?

Over 90% of our journals offer the option to publish open access, making your article permanently available and free to read. In the gold open access model, you pay an article publishing charge (APC), making your article immediately, permanently, and freely available for anyone to access, read, and build upon.

How can I publish my self online for free?

1. Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) is a free e-publishing site that allows you to publish your eBook without paying a single penny to the publisher.
2. Barnes & Noble Press™
3. Smashwords.
4. Apple eBook Store.
5. Rakuten Kobo Writing Life.

How much does it cost to self-publish on Amazon?

Anyone can publish on Amazon, and it’s free. All you need to do is create a publishing account with Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) and upload your book. Once you publish, you are in competition with other authors. At the end of 2019, Amazon had published 2 million books.

How does Amazon Kindle pay authors?

Kindle Direct Publishing pays royalties every month, approximately 60 days after the end of the month in which the sale was reported (90 days for Expanded Distribution sales), through direct deposit, wire transfer, or check, as long as you meet the minimum threshold for payment.

How much does a first time authors get paid?

As we can see from many authors and agents the average first time author is projected to earn around $10,000 for their new book. After you pay your agent and invest in promotion, there isn’t much left over.

How much money can you make on Kindle Direct Publishing?

For Kindle books priced from $0.99 to $2.98, you receive a 35% royalty on each sale. For Kindle books priced from $2.99 to $9.99, you receive a 70% royalty on each sale. For Kindle books priced above $9.99, you receive a 35% royalty on each sale.

Do authors get money from Amazon?

Last year, Amazon paid out more than $220 million to authors, the company told me. Regardless of participation in KDP Select, authors who self-publish on Amazon through KDP also earn a 70 percent royalty on books priced between $2.99 and $9.99, and a 35 percent royalty on books that cost more or less than that.

Do Amazon authors know who buys their books?

Authors constantly wonder who their readers are. Amazon doesn’t share customer contact information, so you never know who actually buys your books. Go to your book’s Amazon page and look at the “Customers Also Bought” section. This data reveals similar titles and authors to you and your book.

How much money can I make writing children’s books?

Although it didn’t report separate data on children’s book writers, PayScale.com reported average salaries for writers and authors according to experience, as of April 2018: 0 to 5 years: $42,000. 5 to 10 years: $54,000.

Does Amazon give paper checks?

No, you can still receive a payment of your earnings as a paper check, although we do encourage you migrate your payments to direct deposit, or an Amazon Gift Card.