Sentences with phrase «author community still»

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The bestselling author said she still loves the readers «who are angry or shocked or confused» by her news, and reminded followers on both sides of the issue that the LGBT community is paying attention to their response.

The authors would still allow doctors to decline to assist suicides — for now — but only because that practice is not yet accepted generally within the medical community.

I would advance still another criticism: the social - political community is assumed by the three authors to be a constant that requires neither maintenance nor effort; the survival of culture does not concern them, and its forms are generally seen as villainous.

«Injury patterns among long - distance runners are unacceptably high, and while some research in minimalist running seems promising regarding injury prevention, there still are a lot of unknowns, and the debate continues,» says lead author and orthopaedic surgeon Jonathan Roth, MD, with Fort Belvoir Community Hospital in Virginia.

We build the ties that our families, communities, and cultures couldnt survive without,» says Nanette Gartrell, MD, author of My Answer is No... If Thats OK With You: How Women Can Say No and (Still) Feel Good About It.

(example — one of my favorite teen fantasy authors — and yes, I still read teen fantasy even though I'm mid-20s — is sherwood smith, and she is always answering questions for readers on her blog and a live journal community — her blog is http://sartorias.livejournal.com/).

2 years in, Dreamers still waiting for reform The Arizona Daily Star, 7/3/14 The program has allowed young immigrants to more meaningfully participate in their communities and contribute to the U.S. economy, said [Assistant Professor] Roberto Gonzales, an assistant professor of education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and one of the authors of the study.

Not only is she newsletter editor for the ALCS, she's also non-fiction editor for The Bookseller (the trade paper of the British book trade), chair of literary festival events, book award judge, and a respected author — and she still finds time to volunteer in the local community, choreographing a fabulous Book Week for one lucky primary school in the neighbourhood.

Media coverage for nonfiction works is slightly more likely, even in the self - published world, but that depends on the timeliness of the subject matter and the author's notoriety, but even then I'd still recommend starting smaller with local publications such as community newspapers.

If the label of vanity has migrated from the minds of self - published authors, it still exists as part of the collective psyche of their community.

Finally, any indie authors still choosing to operate under a half - arsed mentality of, «eh, I'll just publish it through Amazon», will inevitably get pushed to the bottom of the pile as those who are serious about making things work will continue to hike to the top — egged on by readers, peers and other like - minded artists within this incredibly supportive community.

O'Reilly also presented a keynote earlier in the conference on book discovery, and he holds that one of the largest factors in book promotion is still the sense of community that readers have around a particular title or author.

You as the author will still need to send out the review copies, but Vorablesen coordinates everything else, such as advertising your book to their huge reader community (over 45,000).

For example, a Newton, Massachusetts - based author who reaches out to national TV shows and is lucky enough to get an invitation to appear on, say, «Good Morning America,» should still pitch local media outlets (the «Newton Tab,» which is a community newspaper with a Newton, Massachusetts readership, for example), local radio stations (in this case, WNTN which is based in Newton), and the community newspapers and radio stations in surrounding cities and towns (such as, in this example, Arlington, Cambridge, Concord, Lexington, Weston, and others).

Our community at Two Drops of Ink still has room for the published or indie author, aspiring writer, poet, journalist, wordsmith, or writers of multiple genres looking for another platform to expose readers to their writing.

I could rest, relax, and recharge, yet I was still able to connect with an amazing author community during the challenge and even edit work written by new authors.

Authors who still organize book tours usually do them as a favor for bookstores and to give back to the community.

For better or for worse, Facebook is still the platform for authors from a community - building and visibility perspective, with its unsurpassed power to spread the word, engage readers, and generate promotional opportunities.

And Sebba's remarks (her Amazon author page is here for you) may have revealed at least as much about the suspicion and dislike many in the publishing community still harbor for ebooks as about their concern for how today's books are sold.

I'm very much still new to the self - publishing game and I want to be transparent with the Everyday Author community about my own progress and struggles.

On top of that, local author events at your library or bookstore allow you to give something back to the community (your book) while still earning a profit from sales.

And I still hold out hope that traditional publishing will adapt to more avenues of competition from self - published authors (beyond merely contracting with those authors or mining fan fiction communities).

And unlike similar tools currently available on the market, Gunscape aims to empower its authors to enjoy the process of abstract level design by imposing the same kind of refreshing constraints that the still - enduring user map communities of the earliest FPS games such as Doom ™ enjoyed; rather than building a game, players build a level within a game that features robust action gameplay and a vast array of weapons, enemies and level components specifically designed to complement one another.

The author also stresses that while the industry is moving at a fast pace, there is still time to include medium - and low - income communities in the conversation.