Sentences with phrase «authors ask me for advice»

Not exact matches

For advice we asked Travis Grant, from about.com's «Guide to Fatherhood»; program director Lori Riley of the Elmhurst YMCA; and Elizabeth Pantley, author of «Perfect Parenting» (Contemporary, $ 14.95) and «Kid Cooperation» (New Harbinger, $ 13.95).

Having a clingy child presents some unique parenting challenges, so we asked experts Dr. Claudia Gold, author of «Keeping Your Child in Mind,» and Dr. Barbara Weinberg, a child psychologist in Wellesley, Mass., for some advice.

Summer Tomato blogger and author Darya Rose asks why «virtually all health and diet advice» seems directed at «perfect» eaters who «eat for one reason and one reason alone: optimal health and nutrition.»

Eric Charles here, author of the dating tips and relationship advice column, Ask a Guy, for A New Mode.

KW: Dante Lee, author of «Black Business Secrets,» asks: What business advice do you have for aspiring actors?

December 27, 2016 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beta reader, critique partners / groups, editors, feedback, Jami Gold, life balance, organized, paranormal author, professionalism, risk, self - doubt, WHW Resident Writing Coach, Writing Life

While we authors are responsible for building our own brands, we receive a great deal of support and advice from HI on promo, and have a forum in which we can ask questions and get direct answers from the editors, marketing people etc which is available to everyone.

He was smart and funny, and gave some excellent advice for all the questions authors asked him (this interchange was eye - opening for me, if you want to hear what he said, stay tuned, I'll write a full post about it soon.)

January 16, 2014 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beta reader, Beta Reading and Critiquing, critique partners / groups, editing, feedback, Jami Gold, organized, paranormal author, social media

More than I think, any other industry, anywhere, in any business, indie authors really love to work together, to be happy for each other's successes, to offer help when it is needed, to give advice (and ask for it).

Another author was in a similar position but didn't ask the publisher, this author asked the agent for advice.

January 2, 2014 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beat sheet, drafting, editing, Editing Your Story, Jami Gold, organized, pacing, paranormal author, Planning Your Story, plotter vs. pantser, story structure

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Meanwhile, other authors noticed my success and began asking me for marketing advice.

Authors often contact me asking for book marketing advice.

The interviewer, Nelson Suit, who is a writer as well as one of the editors at Inkspokes, asked me a number of questions about my own experiences as an author who published his own work, but then asked me — as both a writer and a publisher of others» writing — what would be my advice for folks who were looking at self - publishing.

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April 12, 2016 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, cause and effect, drafting, editing, Editing Your Story, grammar, Jami Gold, Learn about Writing, listening to characters, non-fiction, pacing, paranormal author, point of view, subtext, voice

October 23, 2014 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, drafting, editing, emotional heart, Jami Gold, Learn about Writing, listening to characters, muse, organized, paranormal author, plotter vs. pantser, point of view, romance novels, self - doubt

A few days back, an aspiring author contacted me asking for some advice related to the above intriguing query.

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May 15, 2014 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beat sheet, character flaws, Jami Gold, Janice Hardy, Learn about Writing, listening to characters, Michael Hauge, paranormal author, Planning Your Story, plot - driven vs. character - driven, plotter vs. pantser, risk, story structure, strong characters

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5 Literary Agents Tell You Exactly How to Secure Representation for Your Book (Chad Allen): Over dinner on Monday night, Chad asked me what advice I'd give to aspiring authors who are on the hunt for an agent.

January 17, 2017 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beta reader, Beta Reading and Critiquing, critique partners / groups, editing, Editing Your Story, editors, feedback, Jami Gold, organized, paranormal author, professionalism, risk

It will be helpful to ask other authors who have already marketed their books with the use of book trailers, or ask those who specialize in book marketing for advice.

April 5, 2012 Jami Gold Writing Stuff advice for writers, Ask Jami, beta reader, Beta Reading and Critiquing, critique partners / groups, deadlines, feedback, Jami Gold, organized, paranormal author, professionalism, social media

Asked by her friend for advice on raising her baby girl as a feminist, bestselling author Adichie (Americanah) wrote a letter in her engaging, witty style that both outlines 15 suggestions for raising a strong, happy feminist and tackles what it means to be a woman in today's society.

I'm on a quest, asking the experts — people already in the industry — for publishing advice to writers... This week, I caught up with indie author (songwriter, singer, musician) Derek Haines to talk about the world of self - publishing.

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For outdated book marketing advice, who better to ask than a recently unfrozen caveman author?

To help you refine your future design briefs, we've asked some of our brilliant designers on Reedsy what their main advice is for authors.

I had written to my favorite author, Stephen R. Donaldson, author of the epic fantasy series The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, and asked for writing advice.

«My # 1 piece of advice by far would be to ask authors to ask their designers for input and trust in their designer's judgement - even if they think their «idea» might be better... Ideas are good by way of suggestion, but a decent designer will already have a good reason for everything in their design.»

The Vigilante Author: I always ask successful authors about the qualities they think are most important for any would - be writer to nurture — and also if they have any advice to offer aspiring authors.

Iola Goulton presents 9 Top Tips for Aspiring Authors posted at Iola Goulton, saying, «My response to a comment on a book review post asking for advice for new writers, from my viewpoint as a reader, reviewer, freelance editor and now fiction writer.»

They can be an author's friend, but that doesn't mean the author can ask for advice from them should they find themselves encountering problems related to their personal lives.

An aspiring author recently asked me for advice on hitting the «big time.»

When asked if she had any advice for prospective authors looking to self - publish she recommended learning everything you possibly can online.

Do ask other authors for advice if something unexpected happens while uploading.

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Jane has great advice — finding authors of books like yours can give you a way to talk to others who are facing the same challenges, ask for ideas on how you can reach readers, and allow you to collaborate to work together to raise the profile of each other's romance titles.

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* Our Audio Training Library with insider advice and interviews about literary agents (text transcripts also available) * The Ask a Question area of our website where you can ask questions about literary agents * Live broadcasts (and audio replays) of our Radio Show with special guests, publishing industry executives, and bestselling authors such as Mary Higgins Clark, Nelson DeMille, and Diana Gabaldon * The Directory of Literary Agents with detailed information about all literary agents seeking authors * The Book Genre Dictionary with a list of all book genres and book genre definitions * The opportunity to register for 1 - on - 1 Author Coaching via phone or Skype from anywhere in the world during an introductory coaching session (there is a fee if you want to do that) * Email newsletter with insider Articles and Updates about literary ageAsk a Question area of our website where you can ask questions about literary agents * Live broadcasts (and audio replays) of our Radio Show with special guests, publishing industry executives, and bestselling authors such as Mary Higgins Clark, Nelson DeMille, and Diana Gabaldon * The Directory of Literary Agents with detailed information about all literary agents seeking authors * The Book Genre Dictionary with a list of all book genres and book genre definitions * The opportunity to register for 1 - on - 1 Author Coaching via phone or Skype from anywhere in the world during an introductory coaching session (there is a fee if you want to do that) * Email newsletter with insider Articles and Updates about literary ageask questions about literary agents * Live broadcasts (and audio replays) of our Radio Show with special guests, publishing industry executives, and bestselling authors such as Mary Higgins Clark, Nelson DeMille, and Diana Gabaldon * The Directory of Literary Agents with detailed information about all literary agents seeking authors * The Book Genre Dictionary with a list of all book genres and book genre definitions * The opportunity to register for 1 - on - 1 Author Coaching via phone or Skype from anywhere in the world during an introductory coaching session (there is a fee if you want to do that) * Email newsletter with insider Articles and Updates about literary agents

I've spoken with quite a few of these authors on the phone (for some reason, people email me and ask for advice.

The interviewer, Nelson Suit, who is one of the editors at Inkspokes, asked me a number of questions about my own experiences as an author who published his own work, but then asked me — as both a writer and a publisher of others» writing — what would be my advice for folks who were looking at self - publishing.

The interviewer, Nelson Suit, who is one of the editors at Inkspokes, asked me a number of questions about my own experiences as an author who published his own work, but then asked me — as both a... Continue reading Advice for the Self - Publisher →