Sentences with phrase «editors and publishers love»

Not exact matches

Coaching singles from «college - age to the large population of baby - boomers who are looking for a chance at true love,» Julie Spira is publisher and editor - in - chief at Cyber-Dating Expert.

Vice President, Publisher: Tim Moore Associate Publisher and Director of Marketing: Amy Neidlinger Acquisitions Editor: Martha Cooley Editorial Assistant The Rules of Love & Grammar has 995 ratings and 197 reviews.

Vice President, Publisher: Tim Moore Associate Publisher and Director of Marketing: Amy Neidlinger Acquisitions Editor: Martha Cooley Editorial Assistant The Forty Rules of Love is written by Elif Shafak, a French born Turkish writer.

• As if we needed another reason to love John Green, his frank discussion of why he feels The Fault in Our Stars has been so wildly successful — in which he credits his editor, publicist and publisher — frankly made this former book editor swoon.

He is the publisher and editor of Penny Dread Tales, a short story collection in its fifth volume that has become a labor of love.

• Wrote the first version in 2004, found an agent who represented it, book went to acquisition at a BIG 6 publisher because editor loved it, week before acquisition meeting editor leaves and heads to another company.

For two, three or four days, you gather with other readers, writers, librarians, book dealers, literary agents, editors, magazine publishers — all of whom are seriously in love with the mystery and crime genre.

Author of Discovering Love Online: Love May Be Closer Than You Think, architect of indie publishing house Propeller Cap, LLC and former singles ministry director, Chuck brings a diverse career background and nearly four decades of experience as a journalist, editor, publisher and pastor to his written portfolio.

I'm a commercially published author, and I love my publisher for all the reasons Ms. Hocking is hoping she'll love hers... they take care of covers, editors, and getting my book into the big bookstores.

As an editor and publisher, I love helping authors enrich their prose, pare down and tighten their writing, pick up the pace, and hone a narrative arc that takes the reader on a compelling and emotional journey.

My motivation for these past 40 years as the editor - in - chief of this enterprise derives from my life - long love of books, the personal importance libraries have played in my life, and the continued expressions of appreciation and support I receive from librarians, booksellers, authors, publishers, and the general reading public.

He loves to hear from authors, editors, and publishers in the BookBaby community with tales of publishing trials and triumphs.

«For publishers, our main purpose is to give our editors the freedom and confidence to find, publish and champion books that readers will love.

Agents and publishers do reject good writers, for a variety of reasons (for instance, the editor may love your book but feel it's too similar to one he's already publishing; the agent may love your book but feel she couldn't market it effectively).

I certainly know writers who love their editors and say their books would not be the same without that input, but a publisher does not necessarily improve the quality of the book.

I'd love to see a day when writers, publishers, agents, and editors like and respect each other.

There was an offer to buy the first novel for TV as soon as I found a publisher, and there were three agents that loved my writing and sent books out to editors.

Because while I'd miss my amazing editors and cover designers and promo that my publisher do for me, I'd love the opportunity to see how my books might sell if they're listed for 99 cents.

We have «category experts» such as book bloggers, editors, reviewers, publishers, authors, book club / reading circle members, and others who love a particular category of book.