Sentences with phrase «authors enjoy seeing»

Authors enjoy seeing their smiling face on the cover of their book but book buyers don't.

Not exact matches

The first five chapters of the Wisdom of Solomon deal with the promise of immortality for those who are just, and the author attacked the view of those who, seeing no permanent meaning in life, decided to enjoy the good things of life while they could, no matter what suffering their self - centered actions might bring to others.

Say something like, «I saw you enjoy [insert author here].

If an Indie writer puts only one work out and sells 10 copies a year I can see your point of view, but Indie authors sells 10 copies every hour, and if readers buy their books and enjoy reading them, those Indies ARE authors, whatever you can think otherwise.

Even though the «indie author revolution» and self - publishing as a valid form of content distribution are currently enjoying a never - before - seen rate of success and acceptance, the landscape itself is still evolving as players from every aspect of the industry still work through the system.

Authors really enjoy seeing their cover come alive and what their words look like on paper that's ready to print.

That's what we are seeing, the slow sophistication of the reader in choosing authors they enjoy, and can afford.

Conversely, I often see authors spend thousands of dollars making a perfectly beautiful book that tells a story no one is interested in, because the authors never considered whether people would enjoy reading their book.

All the books below are recommended as readalikes for Lisa See but some maybe more relevant to you than others depending on which books by the author you have read and enjoyed.

Since we write books too, we enjoy seeing new books and what authors are currently doing.

There you will see how much the authors last year (our first year) enjoyed the competition.

The Solution I had seen several authors» book trailers and know that most Americans enjoy short clips on YouTube, so I hired Jerome McLain to create a book trailer for me.

In addition to the official recognition and many awards he received for those achievements, he also wrote a comic strip, and enjoyed accolades from popular culture: Ace Drummond was an aviation comic strip, written by Eddie Rickenbacker and illustrated by Clayton Knight, an aviation author and illustrator - click the image to see a larger version.

«If you see a bookshelf and recognize some of the authors and books on it, it is likely you will enjoy reading the other books as well.»

One aspect that has made Wattpad so successful is the attitude of support between both the authors and the readers, especially in light of the fact that authors are putting their raw material out there for others to see and enjoy.

Plus, we love authors, both traditionally published and indie authors, and we really enjoy seeing them become successful and teaching them how to sell more books.

Firstly, I've yet to meet an author who chose to do their own publicity because they enjoyed it, and thought that seeing it was so much fun they'd write a book.

I've enjoyed seeing hundreds of authors reach this stage, and believe me, it's a great reward to see an author finally get «there» — if «there» means seeing the book's live Amazon sales page.

They enjoy interacting through supportive comments and sharing, and the company sees the option to support authors financially (at no cost to the reader) as a win for the entire community.

I enjoyed the author's penchant for parenthetical enlightenment, but I was annoyed with the overuse of obscenities (indeed, I fail to see the need for any use of them).

Almost 200 mothers, grandmothers, teachers, librarians, authors, and book lovers come to the Richmond Public Library to see us unveil the list, get door prizes, and enjoy free ice cream.

It sounds as though the author just didn't see the results that Nick Stephenson enjoyed in terms of email sign - ups.

I don't see the point of having a download for ten when for less I can get a paperback, or for not all that much more I can get the hardback — especially with authors I enjoy and work I am fairly certain I'll want to keep.

Of course, we all get embarrassed to see ourselves on video, and that makeup is a little too full - on for me But it's lovely to have a day trapped in time, and I hope you enjoy seeing a little more of where I live and how thankful I am to be able to work as a full - time author entrepreneur.

I wanted to see how they compared to print, and I wanted to see what the publishing possibilities might be like.I really enjoy the eReaders because they are quick to load, easy on the eyes and the pocketbook (after the initial eReader purchase), and they afford me an opportunity to sample many new authors that I might not otherwise read.

Enjoyed the column very much and am glad to see some of the authors I follow on this list.

An author also enjoys seeing his / her talent selling fast as hot cake.

However, recent years have seen big shifts in this attitude, leading publishers and authors alike to tailor marketing messages to those who will actually be reading, enjoying, and promoting their works: their customers.

In volume 3 the Author openly shares his views on Thailand which have been formed over nearly 10 years of visiting and living in the country, while I do not agree with all he says, it is interesting to see how a different personal experience can bring a different perspective, I really enjoyed the Author's take on many issues particular those relating to the culture, his potted history is extremely valuable and will save any anyone interested in the region a lot of work in research.

Waterstones might enjoy other benefits, too, if publishers and authors see how its influence in selling books extends well beyond just those sold through its stores.

We are seeing a generation of authors enjoying this control, and some successful ones are even sharing online their ideas on creating a great book.

You would hope that BN would see there's a pot of gold waiting for them to enjoy by including indie authors on their shelves.

After enjoying a successful career that saw her publish 32 bestselling novels, the late author Jackie Collins passed away in September 2015.