Sentences with phrase «because booking events»

A lot of authors don't attend events because booking events is intimidating.

Not exact matches

I had a lot riding on this event because I was about to finish my book about Apple and I badly needed the scene for the last chapter of my book.

You can get 3x points (up to 50,000 points maximum, or 15,000 airline miles) for the rate of the rental, as well as for any guest rooms booked because of the event.

The book was scrupulously accurate because it got right mostly unimportant details (the distances between places, the dates of events like hunting season).

This is true, not because it contains, as it does, more exalted religious ideas than any other book, or expresses them better (this would be an explanation of the Bible's superiority, not of its uniqueness), but because it stands in a unique relation to some unique and supremely significant events.

But he judges the novel negatively at the end of the essay because the apparently disconnected and random events of the book are in fact coherent: they, not free selves, are the mechanical causes which effect the book's conclusion.

That is like saying Napolean should have read my history book because it clearly states he was defeated... The Scripture came after the event....

Do you believe all the supernatural assertions in that book (the Koran) just because some guy in the 600's wrote down a story of super-natural events?

These two persons are prominent in the book of Esther, included in the Old Testament because it gave instructions for Purim and described the event which was commemorated.

He himself stresses the facts that the Jesus of history is not kerygmatic and that his book Jesus and the Word is not kerygma, because the essential aspect of the kerygma is that Christ is present in it as eschatological event, and Christ is not so present in existentialist historiographical studies of the historical Jesus.

Barth wrote somewhere, I think in his small book on Homiletics, that he felt in the future that preaching had to turn away from being a prepared speech event to a more community event with discussion, because the days of a professional authority feeding people what he thinks they need to know are over.

Hi Ella — I had hoped to be able to meet you at Chorleywood in february, but had to cancel because of a Neal's Yard event booking — so disappointed — but clients have to come first.

I just saw you last night at Bookshop Santa Cruz, where they also sold out of books (and you were almost late because of the huge event in SF)!

Because I wanted to bake cookies for the event and also because the hotel for the convention was booked until Friday, we chose to stay at an AirBnB in east Austin, giving us access to a full kBecause I wanted to bake cookies for the event and also because the hotel for the convention was booked until Friday, we chose to stay at an AirBnB in east Austin, giving us access to a full kbecause the hotel for the convention was booked until Friday, we chose to stay at an AirBnB in east Austin, giving us access to a full kitchen.

That's because Reuters reported over the weekend that Woods had booked lodging in or around Dublin, Ohio, the site of Jack Nicklaus» Memorial Tournament, for the week of the June 2 - 5 event.

Go hurry up and check on the holiday happenings at Royal Sonesta Hotel, because they may just make you look like a hero when you book an event there (I know I will be doing just that).

I had to research my own life when I wrote my first book because it had been eighteen years since the events occurred.

The hotel concerned then made a statement saying that the hotel cancelled because it was unaware that the booking was for a «political» event, it was nothing to do with threats.

«I'm not going to read his book, because I don't read fiction,» Astorino said while attending a Columbus Day event on Sunday.

General News of Wednesday, 16 May 2018 Source: dailyguideafrica.com The event was aimed at celebrating mothers The Chief Executive Officer of Ozon Media Nana Tweneboa - Koduah has mentioned that everyone owes it a duty to give their mothers or mother figure in their lives a special treat on Mother's Day because the holy books states that» honour your mother and father to get long life» and that is the only commandment that comes with a promise same in the Holy Bible same in the Holy Quran.

And another interesting thing I noticed was I was working out a lot, especially right before my book launch because I was like, «Oh, I want to look amazing for all of my book launch events and stuff,» so I was doing intense workouts.

These events are an excellent idea because they pick up on things people have in common, and it's about meeting someone who has a mutual interest (whether that's wine, coffee, cookery or book reading for example).

Honestly, though, Cargo feels a lot like the acclaimed comic book series Y: The Last Man, primarily because of how it builds its world fast and then focuses on the humans swept up in these mostly unexplained, extreme events.

If the first book in a series hooks a reader, they're likely to come back for more — particularly when they feel that the story is «going somewhere» and that each book «matters» because events have consequences.

That's because there's a lot of conflicting information about query letters: in books; on the Internet; and taught by publishing professionals at seminars, workshops, and writer events.

I learned about this because I was at a bookstore presentation for another author and after she spoke, the book events coordinator told the audience to come back next week to hear this author.

Sure there are social media platforms like Goodreads, Wattpad, Facebook groups etc. and then there are the «real» opportunities that are so much harder to facilitate and organize (and pay for e.g. expense vs profit) like community or regional events and networks as you point out above, but I feel really strongly that the most important thing for an author to do in order to build a loyal paying (italics) fanbase / readership is to produce good quality works that are publicized properly and to spend time interacting with those of your readers who you know buy your books because they came to you in the first place.

This is important because the book alternates between them as narrators and getting both of their versions of the same event is quite entertaining!

They don't know because many American - history textbooks and trade books for youth about the civil rights movement give little attention to the events that occurred in Mississippi in the summer of 1964.

I began because one of my events on The Law of Similars book tour was snowed out, and a reading group that was planning to attend contacted me with questions.

So, pay attention to what you post because the excerpt will either cause your community to attend an event or make them want to read more of your book and make the purchase.

Northington, who started her career in books after college «because it sounded like more fun than grad school» worked for Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, Arizona, and is currently managing events and marketing at The King's English.

So, if you just finished a book and are making up excuses to not mail it to editors or not get it out indie published because you had too much fun writing it, because it came too fast or too easy, or it needs a massive rewrite, you really have issues with Book as Event thinkbook and are making up excuses to not mail it to editors or not get it out indie published because you had too much fun writing it, because it came too fast or too easy, or it needs a massive rewrite, you really have issues with Book as Event thinkBook as Event thinking.

And remind them that book events are possible because bookstores open their doors to the community and the community should support them.

You'll tie your expertise into a breaking news event, and your book promotion campaign will get off the ground in a way that you simply can't plan, because you can't predict which news hooks will offer themselves up to you.

This is important because media and event organizers like to be on the front end before a book is available to the public.

Our showrooming trials even included people that came to our free book release events because they ordered their book online but still wanted to have fun, as well as authors who had book signings at the store to make contact with people & build their fan base, then encourage them to buy online elsewhere.

I found this book frightening, mostly because the events that take place in it seem all too possible in America's current political climate.

I wrote a book that I would like to read, and because I enjoy literary allusions and little winks at historical events and art objects, I put some of those in there.

Realize that if someone gets hurt or injured while at your event, homeowners insurance (yours or your host's) may not cover the damages because your book signing could be considered a business event, not just a friendly party.

But after many decades of authors being sent on the road, it's TV, radio and even print media that is a priority because everyone now has had horror stories of no one showing up for their book event.

This is because «nonfiction» covers a multitude of topics, including historical nonfiction narratives, current events and political books, as well books on health and self - help topics by television personalities.

In fact, we've had authors order OTHER authors» books at wholesale prices when they knew they were going to be attending a major book event, because anytime you buy low and sell high you have a profit - generating opportunity.

Personally, I like the pre-order option because it allows for the build up of anticipation of a book's release with marketing events, such as blog tours or the review by a professional site such as BookPage or Midwest Book Revbook's release with marketing events, such as blog tours or the review by a professional site such as BookPage or Midwest Book RevBook Review.

The author page is where you don't have to worry about post frequency or too much promotion: the people that like your author page like it because they want to know everything about your book, from readings and events to reviews.

Getting involved with an event works well for more outgoing authors, because it allows them to meet people in person and explain exactly why they ought to give the book a chance.

«We came up with the idea because one of the frustrations we find as publishers is we have an editorial meeting every week, where we discuss things which are going on — news events which would make wonderful books.

I have trouble saying this will be a favorite book of mine, not only because has taken me longer than usual to read but tracking the events of the story seemed to foreign to me.

All these topics are reflected in this book, because they interest me, but I wanted to explore and better understand how common people live through these events and issues.

Because of this, the passages about Danticat's own childhood never fully snap into focus and she can only gesture toward her feeling of abandonment when her parents move to the U.S.. For at least one reviewer, this self - effacement compromises Danticat's honesty with the reader, especially since she was writing acclaimed novels and winning literary renown as the book's events unfolded.