Sentences with phrase «author of work +»

Companies interested in developing those attractive environments need to start by adjusting their mindsets, says Yost, author of Work + Life: Finding the Fit That's Right For You (Riverhead / Penguin Group, 2005).

Not exact matches

Based on 25 + years of experience working with bestselling authors that include Steven Pressfield, Bill Murray, David Mamet, Robert Crais, Scott Patterson, Robert McKee, Michael Connelly, James Bamford, Ian Rankin, Mo Hayder and scores mores, the Story Grid reveals what bestselling books share in common and how professional writers write.

Starting today, authors with works in Draft2Digital's catalog of 50,000 + books can opt into Oyster's subscription service, Oyster Unlimited, which has more than a million titles in its library.

The longer you avoid telling authors why you publishers NEED the rights to our work for lifetime + 70 years, the longer we'll believe you are nothing but a mouthpiece, a shill, and honestly, a kind of pseudo-criminal.

You can't seriously tell me with a straight face that because you publishers provide some UPS / FedEx delivery of bulk books to bookstores and online retailers, that you publishers should get to hold the rights to an author's work for lifetime + 70 years.

You get the rights to an author's work for lifetime + 70 years because you provide promotion in an ongoing manner, for the life of the term.

What exactly do you provide for an author that you believe you, a publisher, should control the rights to an author's work for the rest of his natural life + 70 more years?

But why, and please, Steve, please do answer this question in detail, why does a publisher need the rights to an author's work for the rest of his or her life + 70 more years?

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This guide reflects our 30 + years of experience working with independent authors and publishers.

These 9 tips come directly from my 50 + years of working with authors as a developmental editor in major publishing houses and with private clients.

We've now worked with 7,000 + Authors Growth in Number of Slot Requests Growth in Total Readers.

When we launched our first Shelf Unbound Writing Competition for Best Self - Published Book last fall, I was thrilled by the response (800 + entries), by the quality of the submissions, and by the sense of community I felt from engaging with these authors and their works.

In a nutshell, we take the complexity and guesswork out of publishing and we have worked with 1,550 + authors.

The event was created by Jim Kukral, the founder of the Author Marketing Institute, and the Author Marketing Club a 25,000 + strong community of authors who work to find ways to dominate the world of self - publishing through tools and training.

Actually, the metrics work against that recommendation — Amazon is likely to show up higher if someone searches for author + book + title anyway since Amazon is a bigger site, but the metrics are that every extra click you put between the reader and the buy button reduces the likelihood of a purchase.

C&R publishes 16 + books of fiction, poetry, nonfiction and other work from a wide range of authors and orientations each year.

His work has been featured in numerous publications around the world, including Sculpture magazine, the cover of the twelfth edition of Art Fundamentals published by McGraw - Hill, and in author Tristan Manco's book Raw + Material = Art.

Fittingly, Nobel Prize - winning author Toni Morrison's insightful foreword, «The Habit of Art,» sets a perceptive tone for all that follows — including an intimate, chronological overview by Toby Devan Lewis, full of details about the collection's formation; an in - your - face position statement by the collection's founder, Peter B. Lewis; and a clear - eyed essay by Dan Cameron, «Work + Art = Life,» which provides both a seasoned art - world perspective on the works themselves and a conceptual framework for the whole notion of corporate collecting.

Worse, nobody outside their own organisation has ever ever checked their published work (Phil Jones, author of 200 + papers, answer to Parliament *).

Google has removed everyone's pictures with the author still retaining credit for their work, although some author photos may still appear on Google + based on relevancy and level of interaction with others.

Through the author's 35 + years of working in the career industry, she has identified a need for both individuals and organizations to keep grounded and moving forward by setting compelling career journeys for themselves.

She is also an author of career books, including: Find Work at 50 + and Now You've Been Shortlisted.