Sentences with phrase «author of a blog called»

In June 2007 David Codrea, author of a blog called WarOnGuns, had posted Wintemute's picture online with the note: «WARNING!

The following are from Dianne Kaplan DeVries, Wendy Lecker, Sarah Darer Littman and the author of a blog called the «New Monastic Individuals».

He is also the author of a blog called School Finance 101.

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I've come to know her as a kind and generous woman, a heck of a mom, a marathon runner, a fantastic cook, and a very busy author... she's writes a blog with her lovely daughters Sharon and Maggy called Three Many Cooks, and she's written seven cookbooks.

Adamick is the author of the highly praised book, Lunch Money: Serving Healthy School Food in a Sick Economy, and publishes a food photography blog called EyeSlobber.

On ABC's «Good Morning America» this morning, the author of a new book, also called «Fed Up With Lunch,» noted that one of the reasons her blog was so popular was because many parents aren't aware of what's actually being served at school.

(This is first in part of a new series on the blog called «Author Interview» where I speak with authors of children's books — books that reflect upon Muslim values, fosters family relations, talk against racism, inclusivity of all racial / ethnic groups and overall gives a positive message to our young -LSB-...]

Sadly, some people can't seem to put partisan instincts to one side — as this report commissioned by the Yes campaign just before Christmas showed - you may also like to read this blog from the very same author who, a year ago, wisely said: «At a time of economic crisis, when people are calling for clear leadership and direction, it would be foolish to abolish a [voting] system that carries out these functions.»

Brooke Magnanti has a PhD in forensic pathology and was working at the University of Bristol, UK, when, in 2009, she was revealed as the author of the blog Belle de Jour: Diaries of a London call girl.

Dr. Amy Myers, author of The Autoimmune Solution shares this in her blog called 8 Supplements to Heal a Leaky Gut:

Now the author behind the beautiful, recipe - packed blog called Do You Even Paleo, Chelsea believes life should be full of flavor.

So, aside from being a «jack of all trades» in all things fashion and creative, a budding designer and possibly future author, Adam is also a photographer in the making as well and runs a photo blog on Tumbler called «Up and Adam»!

She authors a lovely blog called The White Buffalo Styling Co. and she is a dear friend I've known from almost the very beginning of our journey here at -LSB-...]

She authors a lovely blog called The White Buffalo Styling Co. and she is a dear friend I've known from almost the very beginning of our journey here at B @H.

Marin County, CA About Blog Lissa Rankin, MD, New York Times bestselling author of Mind Over Medicine, The Fear Cure, and The Anatomy of a Calling is a physician, speaker, founder of the Whole Health Medicine Institute, and mystic.

Julie Spira, author of a cyber-dating book and blog, said young people are most comfortable with mobile dating apps, which can speed up courtship and deliver «push notifications» of a so - called «digital crush.»

Bellevue, Washington About Blog Dana Manciagli, called «a combination of Jillian Michaels and Suze Orman for careers,» has been a corporate executive for more than 30 years and has leveraged her employee hiring and management experience into that of author, blogger, keynote speaker, career coach, and global career expert.

Amsterdam About Blog YOURLITTLEBLACKBOOK is founded by Anne de Buck based in Amsterdam and author of two books: an urban travel lifestyle guide full of personal tips and tricks called «Wanderlust» and «The Amsterdam City Guide».

I also blog regularly about writing instruction at https://matthewmjohnson.com/blog/ and am the author of a book for new teachers called Finding Success the First Year: A Survivor's Guide for New Teachers.

Nick Krieger, author of a guest blog on Education Week, calls into question the 95 percent student participation rate in ESSA based on a «typographical error» in the legislation.

This is an attack on our democracy and goes against the so - called critical thinking that the NYCDOE purports to be promoting through Common Core,» states Katie Lapham, English as a New Language teacher and author of the education blog, Critical Classrooms.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareReaders of this blog may remember The Albee Agency, a so - called PR firm run by one Mike Albee, which posted fake testimonials from well - known authors and was outed by me and others.

--(Briefly) started a book recommendation site with a fellow author — Launched a movie review blog with a friend (still going)-- Launched a t - shirt company with a couple other friends (sucked a bunch of time and never amount to much of anything)-- Found a publicity company for indie authors called Book Review 22 (the second best venture)

People who run book blogs, called book bloggers, are often some of the most passionate book and author supporters you'll find.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware A little less than two years ago, I wrote a blog post that focused, in part, on Author Solutions» declining share of the so - called assisted self - publishing market.According to a report by Bowker on ISBN outp... -LSB-...]

Imagine if an author wrote and published a book called «Forever Cocky», there's a great chance this author has been planning out a blog tour and all the marketing plans have been sorted out before the release of the book.

Seasoned reviewer James McStravick shared his thoughts over on his blog, The Observant Raven; and the excellent T.O. Munro (author of Lady of the Helm) penned a particularly detailed and thoughtful review in which he called Danse Macabre «well - written», «ingenious» and «captivating».

As I have worked on my book, I have become increasingly aware of how helpful my blog is for building what is called an «author platform» to generate interest and get the word out about it.

If the goal of the website is to grow an audience: Does the author include a pop - up box with a call to action to collect emails for a newsletter, subscribers for a blog, or followers on social media?

He is widely known as Passive Guy or «PG» as the curator of a celebrated blog called the Passive Voice, which is a podium for writers, authors, and publishers to voice out their takes on what's in - the - now within the industry.

I just read a depressing blog article by Dave Farland (author of Runelords) called «New Struggles in Self - Publishing.»

This is why I created my Write Web blog to review books and take people on a journey of book publishing called «Tracking an Author».

-LSB-...] just read a depressing blog article by Dave Farland (author of Runelords) called «New Struggles in Self - Publishing.»

If you'd like to visit any of the other stops on the Minstrel's Call blog tour for author interviews, character intervies, and more, you can find links and dates here:

An Author Website is a critical part of your Self Publishing Toolkit, but for most authors websites can be a real head - ache — just one more thing to do that takes them away from writing — so they slap up a free blog and call it done.

I've just come across a TechH2o.com blog entry titled «The Power of Book Reviewers in Book Marketing» The article calls book reviews an «investment» that authors can make in their books.

Amazon has a service called Author Central, which allows you to provide more information about yourself (here's my humble page), feeds from your blog or twitter profile, and also check on details of your books, their sales rankings and reviews by customers.

Jane at Dear Author published a blog post, called «The Curious Case of Ellora's Cave,» which detailed instances of nonpayment to authors, tax liens against the publisher, and so forth.

And it's certainly true that as Barton winds into her recitative --» I Set Out To Build a Platform Called Book Country» — we're reminded of the many times we've read what seemed like a wholly informative blog post from an author only to find the other shoe dropping: «So that's why I wrote this how - to book, to help you with your writing,» etc., you know the drill.

I was looking for a good place to bring it up in the blog and this seemed alright, especially as you, then, called the Kindle «the Amazon Trojan Horse» and the author of the article sees the present - day Kindle as a more ominous alternative.

A little over a week ago we held a poll on our Outskirts Press blog asking our authors if they were interested in a new option we were considering, called the «Featured Book of the Week» option, which would give our authors an opportunity to increase the exposure for their book by basically sending out an Amazon announcement to all our published authors and social media channels.

First of all there is a really good blog page called eBook Library Services for Authors and Alliance of Independent Authors Report published on July 23, 2015 on Selfpublishingadvice.org which is from the Alliance of Independent Authors and they actually go through some of the options for getting Indie authors into eBooks into libAuthors and Alliance of Independent Authors Report published on July 23, 2015 on Selfpublishingadvice.org which is from the Alliance of Independent Authors and they actually go through some of the options for getting Indie authors into eBooks into libAuthors Report published on July 23, 2015 on Selfpublishingadvice.org which is from the Alliance of Independent Authors and they actually go through some of the options for getting Indie authors into eBooks into libAuthors and they actually go through some of the options for getting Indie authors into eBooks into libauthors into eBooks into libraries.

Yes, it's another Monday Mailbag in which we gather questions from my email inbox, from the comments on the blog, and from strange calls in the middle of the night from distraught authors wondering just where they went wrong.

Having a blog isn't about selling on other platforms, although it's good for that, it's all about branding yourself, building what I like to call your «author brand» and communicating with and creating a base of fans.

Q: Your website is called The Book Designer, and yet you blog about electronic publishing, in which authors / publishers have less and less to say about the design of their books, because the target delivery device is not defined.

I was alerted to the development of what are being called «electronic author cooperatives» by ghostwriter and novelist Andrew Crofts, who writes about them on his blog.

But there is hope, compliments of Jane Friedman, the WD article's author (I prefer to call it a reality check): «If your immediate thought upon reading this blog post headline was something like: I couldn't stop trying even if someone told me to give up, then you're much closer to publication than someone who is easily discouraged.

This is my review of the awesome book for beginner investers called Investing Made Simple written by Mike Piper who is the author of the investing blog Oblivous Investor.

Did you know: There are over 400 individual member blogs on TradeKing and some of the most popular ones, like the one authored by somebody calling himself DividendYield, feature hundreds of insightful posts.

Author of the Aleph Blog: David J. Merkel, CFA — 2010 - present, I run my own equity asset management shop, called Aleph Investments.