Sentences with phrase «about meeting reader»

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I have this conversation Sofa King often that I'm sure each reader who has met me will think that I'm talking about you.

How about peter Cashmore of mashable, Markus fried of plenty of fish they are not hard core affiliate marketers they are just give their readers, helping them to learn something new, engage and meet new people like Markus is doing and the end result is they are the top adsense earners in the world making more than any other so - called pro bloggers in the world.

If it interests you or any of your readers, I wrote a book called Nine Lies People Believe About Speaking in Tongues, and deal with many things I see come up in these comments like Paul said you can't speak in tongues in a meeting unless you have an interpreter, speaking several languages allegedly being the same thing as speaking in tongues in the Bible, etc...

Talking with him, I soon realized I was meeting a different Borges, one who spoke about his works like a common reader.

Tighten up your apron strings dear readers, you're about to meet your new favorite cookie on the planet.

I've visited brands headquarters to learn more about the products and share with my readers, seen vegetable farms and dairy farms, met farmers, and learned about farm practices in person, and am always up for new ideas of ways to partner.

«How to Succeed takes readers on a high - speed tour of experimental schools and new research, all peppered with anecdotes about disadvantaged youths overcoming the odds, and affluent students meeting enough resistance to develop character strengths.»

Well you know about my wonderful trip to the Unilever office and meeting the fabulous Ragu team but what about something for my wonderful readers.

Your tips about feeding kids (that appear regularly in your Instagram stories, for my readers who haven't met you before today) are always so helpful!

A few readers suggested asking for a 30 - 45 minute meeting with him to talk about my progress and where I need to improve.

First, I've been a long time reader of your site, have met you in person, and greatly admire the effort you put in to educating the community about how to achieve personal health and wellness.

When readers began asking how they could sign up to Since Being Single, Kamey realized he had created an online community where Asian singles could talk about dating, but what they needed was a place where they could meet and date one another.

Again this suggests you feel that there is something vaguely wrong about using this method to meet someone which may be insulting to your reader.

The post-up-her-ass reader might be frustrated with her current dating situation, but is conflicted about interracial dating because she's so deeply entrenched in what it MEANS to BE a black woman, with it's crippling demands of her allegiance that every move she makes to cross the color line is met with her tripping and falling on her face because she insists in getting in her own way.

April says, «I hear from so many readers asking me for relationship advice about relationships that they've conducted not only long distance, but entirely online, never having met once.

A reader wrote in that he was talking with a woman on an online dating service but she was very nervous about actually meeting someone using the service.

Readers will learn all about choosing the best dating website for them, the protocols of emailing, phone calls, the first meeting, and when to start introducing your new guy to your inner circle.

«How to Succeed takes readers on a high - speed tour of experimental schools and new research, all peppered with anecdotes about disadvantaged youths overcoming the odds, and affluent students meeting enough resistance to develop character strengths.»

* Because it contains no literature review, the MET report largely ignores many of the serious concerns about value - added established by this literature — these issues may not be well - known to the average reader (for the record, there are citations in the study, but no formal review of prior research).

Each week, we met to talk about the required curriculum, the strategies that proficient readers use, and the unique needs of our struggling older learners.

Thanks for telling readers about this meeting.

As a PS on my comment above about the CA - specific 3 - week test administration window for each school, for interested readers you can find more on this change on the State Board of Education agenda material for their Nov 7 meeting, Item # 9, Attachment 1, pg 10 of the scope - of work (or pg 16 of 76 for the overall attachment).

Exhibiting at these local and regional events lets you meet and converse with readers, network with other authors in your genre, and learn more about industry developments.

I also employed a very light drift of fantasy in my adult novel The Uncoupling, as well as in a book for middle - grade readers about kids who meet at a Scrabble tournament, called The Fingertips of Duncan Dorfman.

Eliza blogged about her favorite moments at ALA a couple of weeks back, but I wanted to give a quick shout - out to mine: meeting Daniel Handler, who readers might know better as Lemony Snicket.

I had a great time meeting with publicists at the various publishing houses to hear about their Fall fiction lists, and I'm really excited to share some great new novels with our readers.

As I type this, knowing relatively little about the whole spectrum of publishing offerings available today, I still know for a fact that I can meet the needs of any online, e-book or book reader who wants to read my work.

When Amazon started meeting with publishers about the Kindle, its future e-book reader, in 2006, the device may well have seemed to them like just another goofy Amazon idea.

The Writer's Café is good to learn about publishing and promotions, but you won't meet readers here.

Posted by A.C. Crispin for Writer BewareI thought Writer Beware's readers might be interested in hearing about the only time I've ever had a face to face meeting with a known writing scammer.

Good e-Reader met with South African - based Snapplify at the Frankfurt Book Fair to talk about some of the issues and how they can be overcome, specifically in terms of the lack of news coming from markets that are leading their own innovations that work for their cultures of readers, rather than trying to simply recreate a US model abroad.

As long as he doesn't blab about his bud's embarrassing fourth nipple removal (while changing only one letter of her first name), coloring stories with distinctive habits and idiosyncrasies can be just what a book character needs to transform her from so flat she might as well be a paper doll to someone... well, someone readers might want to meet.

In Empress Orchid, the first of Anchee Min's two novels about Empress Tzu Hsi the reader meets the young girl, later to be known as Orchid, and her impoverished mother, on their way to Beijing to bury Orchid's recently deceased father.

If you've never heard of a blog tour before, the best way I can think to describe it is like a digital version of a book signing — a place where your target readers are hanging out — so you can meet them and tell them about your book.

If you meet a reader who is always talking about the books they're reading, hand them a copy.

Local book clubs might offer you an opportunity to meet the readers and talk to them about your work, while online book clubs offer the benefit of global reach and higher numbers, allowing you to work at scale.

Take time to engage with readers — do book events, talk about individuals you meet and how they've inspired and flattered you.

You can freely promote your books to readers on book clubs as well as allow them to meet with you and get to know more about you and your book.

provide many light moments; the courtroom scene is pure farce; we discover the origin of Grace's obsession with shoes; we learn more about Fanwell's background; Grace's musings on physical and mental comfort are worth consideration, as is the concept of the guilt - free sofa; Mma Ramotswe's inner monologue is full of gentle philosophy and it was a lovely surprise for the reader to meet the much - quoted (and apparently very human) Clovis Anderson.

A quote in an article for The Bookseller by James's editor Anne Messitte at Vintage / Anchor explained the journal's creation and purpose: «As E L James travelled and met with her readers, there was a great curiosity about how she got started writing.

Mary Cummings, Project Manager at Diversion Books, an ebook publisher co-launched in 2010 by Scott Waxman of the Waxman Literary Agency, spoke with GoodEReader.com in an interview about meeting the needs of both authors and readers in the digital age.

A young Parisian girl commissions her pet rabbit's portrait and meets four eccentric painters, each expressing their own suggestion about how to proceed (knowledgeable readers will easily recognize each impressionist and their style).

I hope readers will enjoy meeting Evan and Kate and reading about their journey to happily - ever - after.

Ultimately, Matthew Goodman pulls together a riveting story that has the bones of a true and fascinating history and the heart of a great adventure: The reader not only learns about Nellie Bly and her attempt to exceed the travel time of Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg in Around the World in Eighty Days, but also has the pleasure of visiting the world of the 1890s, meeting Joseph Pulitzer, understanding the plight of Chinese workers in America, traveling in luxury trains and boats, seeing beautiful places before industrial pollution took place, and so much more.

A dedicated eBook reader will most likely be able to meet all of your needs, and you won't have to worry about having any regrets.

For authors — and for readers, too, I suspect — another significant pleasure afforded by physical books is the book signing; an opportunity for writers to meet (and thank) the people who let them keep doing the job they love, and for readers to interact with their favourite authors, and complain about the unsatisfactory endings of their best - known books.

«Social media for an author is all about generating buzz and finding a way to meet a need for his or her readers,» continues Luedeke, whose presentation at the conference was aimed at educating authors of all degrees on their options for an online presence and networking.

Today, a new 500 - word entry about Celestina, who is sometimes known as the «singing sorceress,» provides never - before - known facts about this obscure character whom readers never «meet» in the Harry Potter series although she is mentioned several times and is Molly Weasley's favourite singer.

Published authors: come and meet readers, network with fellow authors and industry professional as well as find out about the possibilities for the future.

The fair is an opportunity for readers to meet independent authors and learn about their writing and publishing.