Sentences with phrase «author information very»

«Indie Reader gave me a thorough experience with great communication, a solid review, and great interactive post where visitors can find my book / author information very easily.

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Very comprehensive, yet easy - to - understand, this business tool offers more than just the nuts and bolts of writing a business planthe author also provides invaluable insight through real - life examples illustrating key points and avoidable mistakes as well as cutting - edge information for the 21st century entrepreneur.

He is also a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and the author of The Master Switch, an essential and very readable history of the development of media in the United States that charts how disruptive innovations have been captured and converted into closed information empires.

«MUSE has the unique ability to extract information about some of the earliest galaxies in the Universe — even in a part of the sky that is already very well studied,» explains Jarle Brinchmann, lead author of one of the papers describing results from this survey, from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands and the Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences at CAUP in Porto, Portugal.

«This is an exciting study of a very rare bone disorder that not only identified the responsible mutation in half of the patients, but uncovered fundamental information about the role of a cancer - related gene in the metabolic pathways of normal bone,» said study co-senior author Joan Marini, Ph.D., M.D., of NICHD.

«This information yields new insights into how sperm stem cells function and develop under normal circumstances,» says the study's lead author Bradley Cairns, PhD, senior director of basic science at HCI and professor and chair of oncological sciences at the U of U. «We have built a very important framework we can now use to help us understand what happens when things go wrong, resulting in issues like infertility and cancer in men.»

In discussions about their research results, which have just been published in the scientific journal Nature, both lead authors, Matt Maisak and Jürgen Haag, were very impressed with the «cleanly differentiated, yet highly ordered» motion information within the brains of the fruit flies.

«This is very novel information that begs for more research,» said cardiologist Richard G. Bach, MD, the study's senior author and an associate professor of medicine at Washington University.

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The authors are very clear: CCSS does not include information about how teachers should teach.

Such findings should challenge our very idea of who is or is not good reader: If reading is the means by which we receive ideas and information, then the good reader is the one who best understands the author's words.

Generally «densely packed with facts» would equate to dull and dry, but the author's familiar tone and engaging style keeps things moving along at a good clip and it never gets tedious; there's simply a lot of information presented over a very small space.

If someone did make an ebook out of all of this, I don't think anyone would call the person who compiled the information a «writer» or an «author» because those words already have established meanings which are very well known to people who craft the English language for pleasure or profit.

I have found that they are both very professional in the way they present their information to authors.

This is very useful and important information for self - publishing authors.

«I was very interested in the information on authors going back to their publishers and getting the rights» to their out of print books in order to pursue publishing them electronically.

Generally «densely packed with facts» would equate to dull and dry, but the author's familiar tone and engaging style kept things moving along at a good clip and it never got tedious; there's simply a lot of information presented over a very small space.

Now, the Report gets into some very granular information about genre specific publishing trends that will be interesting to some authors and less so to others.

In this 55 - minute episode, Annie shares her inspiring story, the exact process she used to write and publish the series, the assumptions she challenged to relaunch her author business, and plenty of very specific sales information.

While there is the occasional insight into the author's life or the briefest of pieces of new information about the man, a lot of the material uncovered is very anecdotal tabloid - quality stuff.

O'Reilly shared some very interesting anecdotal information on one particular title, The Fault in Our Stars by author John Green.

Not only do I fully agree with MarkCoker's post below, I would like very much to know where the author of this article got his information, because to present statements like the ones made in this article, a person should have some verifiable proof of the facts stated.

The author of those texts though, has to ensure the information they provide is accurate to the very best of his / her ability, or risk being challenged on it.

It's a very active forum with some incredible information available from the savvy authors who chat there.

The new Partridge site is very user - friendly, reaching out to authors who may not have been exposed to a lot of previous information about self - publishing.

«Because it is still a very young business, the entire channel — authors, agents, publishers, and consumers — need clear and focused information about best sellers.»

Along with the traditional elements of an author bio (publishing history, a bit of personal information, etc.), consider including a very short phrase from an impressive reviewer.

Author Earnings has two graphs for those making $ 25,000 and $ 50,000, but we can combine them here because the information is very similar.

That is why it is very important for an author to have a website that will not only give his viewers all the information they are looking for, but at the same time will capture their interest and will encourage them to share the site link with their friends, generating even more potential buyers of the author's works.

One of its very underrated aspects is that authors have instant information on their Kindle book sales.

Passive Voice notes: «It sounds like (Data Guy) was able to accomplish in person what the voluminous statistics and analysis he and Hugh Howey created with Author Earnings could not do — convince an audience oriented toward traditional publishing that AE provides very useful information about ebook sales.»

Excellent book that contains a lot of very useful information for the new or seasoned author.

I think a discussion on this could be a very interesting and rewarding topic; for present and possible future information and authors to plan the next decade on Amazon Kindle!

I so appreciate all the great information you make available free or very inexpensively for authors who may not have deep pockets.

Only in very recent years have publishers begun offering, in some cases, author dashboards that display sales figures and other information about how their books are faring in the marketplace.

My questions had to do with the research methodology and interpretations of it, NOT the very evident piece of information that authors are independently publishing and making money.)

Indie authors may not need to know all this information in the beginning, but I find it very useful to know if you're trying to decide between indie and traditional publishing.

For authors interested in signing with a speakers bureau — or for publicists looking to give advice to authors — my not very specific suggestions would be to get advice from someone who has worked with a lecture agent / speakers bureau and also to simply Google «speakers bureau «for some general information.

So, they were very interested in getting at least one title — for all I know they may be looking for more — related to self publishing in their catalogue because this is definitely an area where aspiring authors are needing more information and actively seeking it out.

This is very helpful information for self - published authors.

I hope it is okay to post a link here, but I have noticed there is very little information online for authors considering going down the route of self - publication under Amazon White Glove.

Thanks for this information — very helpful as I'm planning to set up an author's website for my new Quick Life Tips book.

For a second look at a similar career path, another author who has been very generous in disclosing her annual earnings information is Laura Salas, who discusses her 2012 earnings here.

Joanna's fast - paced, information - filled sessions worked very well in combination with Orna's «author mindset» sessions using elements of psychology.

There's an even bigger than usual amount of fascinating and very useful information together with an array of charts in the full survey which you can see at Author Earnings.

Lead author Attila Andics, from the Comparative Ethology Research Group at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, said: «We think dogs and humans have a very similar mechanism to process emotional information.»

It is a respected reference, and in general - I am very happy with the realistic comments made by the authors at the end of the presented information.

Just like to say thanks for this great website I found it very helpful, in finding the information I was looking for, and I would definitely recommend it to others, a big thank you to the author.

But today, we've got a very special guest: Dominic Jaar, in - house counsel at Bell Canada and author of the blog Wines and Information Management.