Sentences with phrase «reader talks about this story»

The Digital Reader talks about this story here, and there's a similar and more in - depth post on tumblr here.

Not exact matches

Mary, the Mother of Jesus — After acknowledging that Protestants don't talk about Mary as much as they should, McKnight reminds readers that «Mary influenced her messianic Son, her New - Testament - writing son James, and provided information to Luke as seeds for stories that go his gospel off to a great start.»

The reality is that a news tip from a New Rochelle resident and reader led to the Talk of the Story about Latimer's car crash over the summer which opened up Pandora's box — that he was going to Kettner's house when he crashed, that he was not driving his own car because his car had a suspended registration due to nonpayment of parking violations in Yonkers.

There are certain facts I can't talk about without spoiling the story for readers, so I won't even touch on those happenings.

Many articles about stakes talk about «increasing the stakes» from a story perspective, but let's talk more about stakes from that reader perspective too.

by Anne R. Allen You can learn all you want about writing powerful prose, well - planned story arcs, lyrical descriptions — or any other aspect of fiction — but if you don't have a protagonist your readers care about, none of the rest matters.I don't think it's terribly relevant to talk about character «likability» in the sense of «niceness.»

While finally treating her readers to the love story between two side characters, there were tones and details reminiscent of a famous and often talked about book by EL James.

He also talks about the «real time» blog story I, DEATH that his novel was based upon allowed him the luxury of adapting the story as it was being rolled out based on reader reaction.

-LSB-...] articles about stakes talk about «increasing the stakes» from a story perspective, but let's talk more about stakes from that reader perspective -LSB-...]

Bella and Hugh Howey particularly talked about the book itself as marketing — the brilliant story, delivering on the promise to the reader, a consistent production schedule, covers that evoke the emotion of the story, the author's name, the title and sub-title, the sales description and keywords, email and newsletters.

Of course, Hugh Howey makes the point often that the outliers are not the success story of self - publishing, that we should be talking about the thousands of indies making good money, decent money, reaching readers and loving their lives as authors.

This is the difficult subject to talk about because all new writers must go through a learning curve to get craft up to certain «levels» that will allow readers to follow your story and stay involved with your story.

Mark talks about how author Kristine Kathryn Rusch offers a weekly Free Fiction Mondays, as well as an interesting story of how she, unknowingly, made life easier for a reader fan.

«Our mission is to connect readers with authors who write the stories they want to read and the stories they want to talk about and recommend.»

Cover and spread of Ladies of Steampunk magazine: Tokyo steampunk fashion Cover and spread in Adone Magazine: Street Style issue Trendhunter (travel video host) Fashion Indie feature interview Vice Magazine highlights her Scottish Fold cat South China Morning Post (Hong Kong, Encounter Travel magazine) About.com Multicultural Beauty interview Dark Beauty Magazine (Jan 2013 cover & spread, street style issue) Gulf News (Dubai, United Arab Emirates) The Doctors, CBS daytime TV talk show guest (speaking about Japan bagel head forehead inflation) The Japan Times (interview about Japanese bagel heads on National Geographic Taboo TV) Vanity Magazine UK — cover and spread of this British fashion magazine Escala Revista, cover story for Aeromexico flight magazine (1.5 million readers) Gothic Beauty Magazine Fashion TV & Fame Rocks red carpet

I like to start by talking about the situation my reader finds him or herself in, then use my story to explain how I was in the same situation, and how I can help them.

I think that the vast majority of lay readers who read the headlines and the text of stories on climate sensitivity do not know this and they simply presume that the scientists concerned are talking about their absolute best estimates of the possible temperature increases which may be faced.

I was hoping that the book would be accessible to a pretty broad range of readers because I really wanted to use my personal story as sort of this reluctant and accidental public figure in the debate over climate change, to talk about the bigger issues, the reality of the problem, the threat that it represents, the need to have a good faith discussion about what to do about it.

Maybe they're talking about a bill in Australia too, but the «correspondents in Canberra» who wrote the story figure that their readers don't know what a bill is.

It needs to tell enough of your story to compel readers to want to know more about you, and to want to talk to you.

From stories of playground crushes to smooth - talking bad boys, members of the Reader's Digest contributor network tell us all about their first loves.

In one more effort to help educate the public, perhaps put the TREB CB story link on your own website page or your corp i.d. page (talk about it at your office), so your readers (your public) can see for themselves what is going on, and how they are in possible jeopardy regarding identity theft among other issues.