Sentences with phrase «author felt supported»

That should make an indie author feel supported

Not exact matches

As a result, «we are building on these findings to refine existing treatments to boost feelings of being safe and supported in order to improve coping with traumatic memories,» said Dr. Anke Karl, one of the authors, wrote of the study.

Lynn Taylor, a national workplace expert and the author of «Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job,» says you don't have to be best friends with your manager, «but you can achieve optimal creativity and success if you feel that you're liked, supported, and respected by them.»

A second issue is the authors» assumption that collegiality among pastors, though important, is inherently limited because «ministers feel unavoidable competition with each other, which gets in the way of forming healthy support groups.»

«Just like gluten - free back in 2001, many people say inflammation faces several challenges: consumers don't understand it, it doesn't have strong scientific support, and you can not immediately feel the benefit of anti-inflammatory foods,» explained Julian Mellentin, author of a new report 10 Key Trends in Food, Nutrition and Health 2017.

Citing previous studies, the authors hypothesized that women's sleep patterns reflect postmenopausal changes, increased bladder instability and feelings of isolation after the loss of a spouse or lack of social support.

«There was a unique benefit to giving support — the benefit wasn't just from feeling connected or realizing that others had problems, too,» explains Breines, a doctoral candidate in psychology and the study's lead author.

But once the goal is in sight, consumers feel more certain and believe they don't need support from others, so they become distant and keep useful information to themselves,» write authors Szu - chi Huang (Stanford University), Susan M. Broniarczyk (University of Texas at Austin), Ying Zhang (Peking University), and Mariam Beruchashvili (California State University, Northridge).

Julie Spira, author of The Rules of Netiquette: How to Mind Your Digital Manners, agreed: «The earliest ones who adopted the flag felt sad and wanted to share their support.

Both authors suggest that students need to feel supported and connected.

The authors say that parents advocated for more teacher training in this area and were eager for teachers and school leadership staff to feel departmentally supported to enact LGBTQ - inclusive practices.

The deal ended a two - week - long stalemate over an education reform that enjoyed near - universal support at the start of the legislative session, only to end up tabled by its authors when the governor asked for changes they felt would gut it.

When traditional houses offer bare minimum of support to most mid-list authors, selling to Amazon feels like an author has a leg up on marketing and promotion when the buyer is an Amazon imprint.

It's a complex issue and I feel that the lack of support hurts bookstores as much as authors.

I feel that authors should support and encourage one another.

Well, as an owner of two independent bookshops I feel angry that these authors, unthinkingly or by design, have chosen to support Amazon, W H Smith or Waterstones without giving a fig for independent bookshops.

Your author friends will appreciate the support while you enjoy the good feeling that comes with helping them reach new readers.

-- Kirkus «It's a big book, and the detours into the lives of supporting characters sometimes feel like diversions, though it all fits into the broad canvas that the author is painting.

Or, as in my case, even when an acquisitions editor was in the picture it was not uncommon for the aspiring author to feel alone because of the difference between the support they needed and what their editor could provide.

I've witnessed seriously established authors supporting new writers just because it feels good, and they remember what it's like to be in your position.

That is an incredible feeling as an author — to have my work enjoyed by people I would've never met otherwise, and have no obligation whatsoever to write to me, support me or tell others about my work.

However, with the added support of the AuthorHouse team, any participating author is sure to feel like a celebrity.

The link between Koch and Doyle can occasionally feel somewhat tenuous; the author surely makes more metaphorical use of it than their actual historical intersection can support.

Such an author would likely feel welcomed and supported, when she can work with editors and publishers that are attuned to the interests and needs for creators in that genre.

Nowhere do you address women who support men and I can think of many male authors writing literary fiction who depend on spousal support, but you're derisive and chauvinistic commentary only further supports my claim that you're a sexist hack with no real writing talent who is eager to take out your frustration regarding the inferiority you feel on people who actually put pen to paper and create something more than a blog post.

While many authors feel they don't get enough publicity and marketing support from their publishers, the real fact is that simply being published by [a traditional] house means the author is taken more seriously by stores, by some readers, and by the media than if they are self - published.

It goes on to reinforce the «findings» that most authors would prefer the traditional route because they feel they will get more marketing, distribution and editorial support.

I have the feeling that there are studies and statistics that can support pretty much any theory of «how to be a successful author.»

I feel angry that these authors, unthinkingly or by design, have chosen to support Amazon, W H Smith or Waterstones without giving a fig for independent bookshops.

If you don't have that kind of support group or don't feel comfortable having friends and family telling you the truth, go to one of the numerous author - support discussion boards out there and get their opinion: a good one I like is called Kindle Boards.

We aren't swayed by big names or publishing houses, we simply want to feel passionate about the books we review and provide the highest level of support to the authors we connect with.

On the other hand I feel a bit guilty about not supporting the authors I love by purchasing their books myself.

When independent authors speak of being rejected by agents and editors in the traditional side of the industry, there is frequently a gathering of support and fellow - feeling for them, and this is good on a human level, of course.

I'm blogging about this to support those authors who felt slighted and to ask that we rethink these arbitrary designations in the future.

I feel it is important to support my authors as much as I am able.

I support both, and believe an author should do what feels right to them, and not worry what others say.

I can't help feeling that if the vanity presses were open about what they do, and put their energy into providing authors with honest advice about the realities of the business and supporting them as much as possible they would provide a great service and put an end to a lot of the criticism that they attract.

This feels like just another way of penalizing midlist authors who already suffer from a lack of support from their publishers.

I feel angry that these authors, unthinkingly or by design, have chosen to support Amazon, W H Smith or -LSB-...]

ePub2 will continue to have solid support in the market for many years to come, so publishers and authors should feel comfortable developing in this format without fear that the files will stop working.

Traditional publishers have flocked to use BookBub and some self - published authors feel they have been crowded out of a site which they supported in its early days.

As you read you will feel as though the author is supporting you personally, as a close friend while you work through your grief with unconditional love.

It might be worth pointing out to commenter J Doug Swallow that while he may feel he is justified @ 243 in accusing Mann of falsifying work, the authors he cites in support of an such egregious accusation are not in any way supportive of the J Doug Swallow position.

On the selection of convening lead authors... the IPCC can select a leading expert or two as convening lead authors — the potential problem is that these individuals will (even if subconsciously) frame the chapter based on their view of the world... this can make it seem rather difficult for those supporting other views (and I do not only mean only those holding contrarian views — there can be different schools of thought on the science, on uncertainties, etc.) to feel they are getting a fair shake... (p. 306)