Sentences with phrase «articles about the novel»

Respondents first read a news article about the novel pears, then completed a questionnaire that included questions about their attitudes toward the pears, what they think their friends and family think about the idea of buying these products, their novelty - seeking tendencies, whether or not they would buy them, and how much they'd pay for them.

She shares recipes for clean, grain free, dairy free, additive free eating and articles about novel innovations in natural and functional medicine so that you can achieve superlative health.

That includes reading articles about the novel market and following publishing blogs.

Not exact matches

You will find out in this article about this binary options program with a very novel idea.

In a recent article in the «New York Review of Books» on the television and stage adaptations of Hilary Mantel's historical novels «Wolf Hall» and «Bring up the Bodies,» the Irish critic Fintan O'Toole tries to explain the present popularity of a story about Henry VIII's obscure....

Loved this article from the author about how the novel relates to the world today, and this bit: «One of my rules was that I would not put any events into the book that had not already happened in what James Joyce called the «nightmare» of history, nor any technology not already available.

All the participants then read an embarrassing passage from a novel — in which a woman opens a magazine to find that her ex-boyfriend has written an article about her, called «Loving a Larger Woman» — and rated how much they enjoyed the story.

So if you're looking for singles as crazy about music as you are, you'll meet great This article appears to contradict the article Visual novel.

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Their letter could be about a novel, a magazine article, or a catalogue that caught their eye.

Blogs: Rather than have students write essays about the novels, stories, and articles they read during the year, have them create and maintain a blog.

Build grammar skills using this activity and answer key for an article about the author of the Nancy Drew novels.

A journalist at the New York Times, Emily Eakin, proudly announced her classics - free education several years ago in an article entitled «More Ado (Yawn) about Great Books,» a shame - free confession that she «graduated without having read for credit «The Odyssey,» «Paradise Lost,» a single play by Shakespeare or a single novel by Jane Austen, George Eliot or Henry James.»

«Even though everyone had to read the novel, they only had to have one article in their group newspaper about the book,» Pollack says.

In a blog post up now on the New York Times Learning Network, Facing History and Ourselves Senior Program Associate Laura Tavares pairs an article about the recent report documenting the history of racial lynching in America with an excerpt from Harper Lee's best - selling «To Kill a Mockingbird» in order to situate the novel in its historical context and raise important questions about race, justice, and memory today.

Put the book trailer up on the novel's homepage, request that the trailer be included in any author interviews or articles written about the book, hold a viewing party, tweet regularly, the possibilities for getting the thing seen are endless.

A new article about the current blockbuster novels has spurred some intriguing discussion.

Even if you're not a big follower of industry news, you probably know that huge advances for literary novels are few and far between these days, so this is major news — particularly in the wake of a Wall Street Journal article about low advances for literary authors in the e-book market.

I've recently been slogging through multiple articles and sites about self - promotion for writers because I have two novels being traditionally published this year, and I must admit I'm SEVERELY overwhelmed not only by all the info available, but also by the numerous avenues by which a writer can and must promote his / her work... I hardly know where to start.

Also, the character in one of my novels runs a landscaping business — I love to garden and have written at least one article on Boomer Highway about that subject.

This isn't specific to books anymore, it's about all kinds of writing: articles, blog posts, poems, short stories, flash fiction, novels, memoirs, nonfiction books... all of it.

Having recently independently published a novel, I've come upon plenty of «how - to» or «what - not - to - do» articles about the process.

As the author of two (soon to be three) self - published novels and scores of self - published articles on Hub Pages, I feel I am well qualified to talk about the ups and downs of this method of publishing.

Similarly, like Sarah Hutchison commented to this article, I had some great feedback from several agents about my novel but the general consensus was, my novel «The First Sense» was not commercial enough for them to market in today's competitive publishing industry (its genre is future fiction / sci - fi).

To learn more about planning a novel, check out these articles:

Anyway, while I was thinking about this post, I stumbled upon an amazing article by author K.M. Weiland called How I Self - Edit My Novels: 15 Steps From First Draft to Publication.

In this article, he talks about the budget he set for self - publishing his debut novel, «The Crossing» and how he was able to stick to... read more»

And if I write articles about «young adult mermaid fantasy novels set in Ireland» I'll basically get all the traffic whenever anybody searches for that specific thing.

Writing under the pseudonym of Boz, Dickens made his name as a «humorous observer of the habits of London life in a series of articles» that he expanded into this novel, which includes some familiar stories and topics (a Christmas ghost story and Mr. Pickwick's stint in debtor's prison) that Dickens wrote about in later novels.

So this article is about me and traditional novel publishers.

* shudder * I meant that people are reading fewer novels and serious articles, but may be reading more gossip about Paris Hilton or what happened on last week's episode of Keeping Up With the Real Housewife Survivors in the O.C.

Thank you Alexis for this article I just published my first novel and was wondering about the KDP promos that they offer.

Natasha Lester has an excellent infographic in her article, On Writing Characters in a Novel and Making Sure Readers Care About Them:

This article, Publishers to Use Digital Works as «Literary Appetizers» for Novels — WSJ.com, talks about Ballantine Books and Harlequin selling «bridges» (excerpts) of authors» works and says about author Steve Berry's snippet:

Whether you are writing a nonfiction book, novel, or essay, you've come to the right place for proofreading service if you need any of the following: a hard edit of your manuscript content; help formatting your dissertation, thesis, journal article, or proposal; tips about how to cite sources correctly; and more.

At the end of August, Heidi MacDonald and Calvin Reid from Publisher's Weekly asked me to participate in a survey about the decade of growth in comics and graphic novels, and mine and my colleagues» responses are in an article that just went live on the PW site.

Take time off from that new gardening guide or gothic novel and spend an afternoon writing an article about your favorite topic instead.

Want to post or tweet about a great new novel or newspaper article?

Heidi MacDonald points to an article in the Hollywood Reporter about the runaway success of Jeff Kinney's Wimpy Kid novels (which are often classed with graphic novels, although they are...

These will include popular novels, history books, articles, movies, music, and other forms of media from those countries — like the article I wrote on must - read books about Central America.

He also penned the seminal ArtNews article, «Pollock Paints a Picture,» a first hand account of Jackson Pollock's novel drip painting technique (also included in this new volume - along with an interesting new revelation about that text).

This article originally appeared in the February 2017 issue of the ABA Journal with this headline: «10 Lawyer - Authors Choose the Top Ten Law Novels in the Past 10 Years: Curl up with a book about law and justice, crime and murder or even a Marvel superhero.»

New York Times reporter Steve Lohr published an article on March 24th entitled «Big Data is Opening Doors, But Maybe Too Many» which raised issues about Big Data and privacy, invoking the ever - terrifying Big Brother reference from Orwell's future - horror novel 1984.

About Blog BMC Bioinformatics is an open access, peer - reviewed journal that considers articles on all aspects of the development, testing and novel application of computational and statistical methods for the modeling and analysis of all kinds of biological data, as well as other areas of computational biology.

Summerville, SC About Blog In this blog you'll find information about me, links to read about or purchase my novels, articles on the art of writing, historical tidbits, and whatever else comes to About Blog In this blog you'll find information about me, links to read about or purchase my novels, articles on the art of writing, historical tidbits, and whatever else comes to about me, links to read about or purchase my novels, articles on the art of writing, historical tidbits, and whatever else comes to about or purchase my novels, articles on the art of writing, historical tidbits, and whatever else comes to mind.

In the past we've featured articles that examined claims about the lingering effects of hooking - up, whether romance novels are addictive, and whether men should adopt pick - up strategies touted in The Game (just to name a few).

A Google Alert delivers to my inbox an article in the LA Times about a new novel with open adoption as its backdrop.

Based on the article's premise, reading a novel (since we're not learning about investing nuances) is also a colossal waste of time.