Sentences with phrase «authors lose heart»

And this is where most self - pubbed authors lose heart.

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I love this saying by author Martin Buxbaum, «Some people, no matter how old they get, never lose their beauty — they merely move it from their faces into their hearts.»

In addition to myself and Sally Fallon, our petition was signed by three worldclass scientists: Kilmer S. McCully, MD, father of the homocysteine theory of heart disease, winner of the 1998 Linus Pauling Award and author of The Homocysteine Revolution and The Heart Revolution; Mary G. Enig, PhD, the world renowned biochemist and nutritionist who exposed the dangers of trans fats in the food supply back in the 1970s, vice president of WAPF, author of Know Your Fats and co-author of Eat Fat Lose Fat and Nourishing Traditions; and Galen D. Knight, PhD, a biochemist who has carried out pioneering research on the role of vitalethine in humoral immunity and cancer developheart disease, winner of the 1998 Linus Pauling Award and author of The Homocysteine Revolution and The Heart Revolution; Mary G. Enig, PhD, the world renowned biochemist and nutritionist who exposed the dangers of trans fats in the food supply back in the 1970s, vice president of WAPF, author of Know Your Fats and co-author of Eat Fat Lose Fat and Nourishing Traditions; and Galen D. Knight, PhD, a biochemist who has carried out pioneering research on the role of vitalethine in humoral immunity and cancer developHeart Revolution; Mary G. Enig, PhD, the world renowned biochemist and nutritionist who exposed the dangers of trans fats in the food supply back in the 1970s, vice president of WAPF, author of Know Your Fats and co-author of Eat Fat Lose Fat and Nourishing Traditions; and Galen D. Knight, PhD, a biochemist who has carried out pioneering research on the role of vitalethine in humoral immunity and cancer development.

Candid and often heart - wrenching, part diary and part self - help book, designed to inform, guide and prepare the reader through the dying process, death of and grieving of a loved one, based on author Robert Orfali's own experience of losing his soulmate Jeri after a ten - year battle with cancer.

Reader: Cynthia Gray of Valley Center, Kansas Favorite authors: John LeCarré, Tana French, Bernard Cornwell, P.D. James, Chris Bohjalian, Henning Mankell, Minette Walters, Dennis Lehane, Ruth Rendell Favorite books: The Name of the Rose, Heart of Darkness, Cold Mountain, Rebecca, The Poisonwood Bible, House of Sand and Fog, The Lost, A Life for a Life, To Kill a Mockingbird

It may sound like a contradiction, but if the emotion or character is too close to the author's own heart there is serious risk of losing the necessary writer's objectivity.

If authors — the beating heart powering Big Publishing — lose faith in Big Publishing, then big publishing as we know it will die.

But for now, for every aspiring author out there: believe in yourself and your stories, and don't lose heart.

- Amy Stewart, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Drunken Botanist «A heartfelt, vivid account of a hunt for lost masterpieces painted by a great - grandfather that prove to be unforgettable relics of a rich world swept away by war, taking readers on a lusciously detailed international journey that reminds us that the search for missing paintings is, at heart, a search for missing history.»

Suzanne Rodriguez Author, Found Meals of the Lost Generation and Wild Heart: A Life — Natalie Clifford Barney and the Decadence of Literary Paris

Opening: «Lose not heart: J.D. Salinger's Letters to an Aspiring Writer» at the Morgan Library A trove of unpublished letters by the reclusive author will go on view, on the heels of a new documentary and book about the writer.