Sentences with phrase «because magazine editors»

Even though I was really excited, I didn't want to get my hopes up too high because magazine editors change their mind all the time before an issue is printed.

Not exact matches

But he wanted his editors wearing Prada and eating at the Four Seasons because he wanted to publish magazines edited by people who wore Prada and ate at the Four Seasons.

According to Max Eastman, the editor of the socialist magazine The Masses, the strike proved how dangerous the AP was, not only because it determined what was printed in a majority of the nation's newspapers, but also because it feigned objectivity so fervently.

Thomas Reese was removed as editor of America by his Jesuit superiors - perhaps at the prompting of Cardinal Ratzinger — because under his editorship it was no longer clear that the magazine was on the Church's side of many controverted issues.

In the words of Helen, its creator and editor: «I started this magazine because I wanted to create something that embraces goodness, understanding, exploration and beauty.

Kristy Pillinger, Editor - in - Chief, Nurture Parenting Magazine Reading Rest, Play, Grow brought me to tears, because it reaffirmed my gut instincts as a parent.

Tough, a former editor at The New York Times Magazine and the author of Whatever It Takes: Geoffrey Canada's Quest to Change Harlem and America (2008), believes that students from schools like KIPP may have «character advantages» over their wealthier counterparts because of the hard work it takes for them to succeed.

In 2012, she founded Little Love Media, a social media consultancy specializing in blog book tours, and because she doesn't sleep, is an editor at BonBon Break, an online magazine.

If you have a local parenting magazine, if you write to the editor; often know let you write a little article or advertising that you want to have; a playgroup in this park at this time because then a lot of communities around the country that have like a parenting pages.

As chief executive and fashion director of London - based biannual title Tank and editor of online magazine Because, the Montreal native is an established fixture on the fashion week circuit, often photographed by bloggers and photographers like Scott Schuman and Garance Doré.

He believes he has been banned from the pages of an important American fashion bible, which he leaves unnamed, because he refused to work with a certain model, preferred by the magazine's influential editor.

Because of deliberately shadowy photography, the audience barely saw Van Zandt's face at all in one of his best roles, as the Henry Luce - like magazine editor Rawlston in Orson Welles» Citizen Kane (1941).

By that reasoning, I can say the editor of an internet blog is not a «real» editor because he did not edit a magazine that was actually printed on paper.

I like what Dean Wesley Smith tells new writers: if you haven't done at least 500,000 words yet, and / or aren't already getting positive personalized rejections from the big magazines and / or New York book editors, you're not ready for self - publishing yet — because the craft level just won't be there.

We were saddened to hear the news at BookPage, particularly because of our longtime coverage of Gourmet cookbooks and Ruth Reichl, the magazine's editor - in - chief.

They have an advantage when it comes to getting book publicity buzz because traditional media — like television producers and magazine editors — want to feature something new and newsworthy.

Should I think that all my stories are not quality because I can't sell to that magazine and those five different editors over three decades?

Big Gold, another magazine specifically targeted at older readers, was canceled in 1999; a Japanese editor joked to me that it had been canceled «because all the readers died.»

First in 1990, when Ida Panicelli (then editor of Artforum) asked me to write about Hamilton's show at Capp Street in San Francisco, but because I lived in Santa Cruz, I had not seen the exhibition, and soon the magazine changed editors.

After Andy Warhol's death Interview magazine was sold to Brant Publications and he was offered the editorship there, but because of his position with Barneys he recommended another editor - in - chief and took the position of Interview's Editor at Large, 1989 - 1990, producing numerous stunning ieditor - in - chief and took the position of Interview's Editor at Large, 1989 - 1990, producing numerous stunning iEditor at Large, 1989 - 1990, producing numerous stunning issues.

Because the Biennial reads like a puzzle, it is tempting to think that its curators — Lisa Phillips of the Whitney and Louise Neri, American editor of the European art magazine Parkett — kept the logic of their selections obscure, the better to weather the storms of opinion that every Whitney Biennial unleashes.

On a side note: It's just pathetic how Mr. Coal - Transport - Magazine Editor tries to influence other commenters now, after he has been exposed to have made claims he can't back up with quotes and proof of source, because his claims are lies.

Because I am on vacation where I am short on time and reliable Internet access, I will quote from the announcement from Molly McDonough, the magazine's assistant managing editor / online (and former associate of mine at ALM), in which she describes the site's three major components:

I happened to meet the Editor in Chief at a cocktail party and told her I wanted to come in and talk about the magazine, just because I was interested in the field.

From the Editor: Part of the reason the magazine uses lists so much is because they deliver a lot of information in a way that makes it quick and easy for you to apply to your business.

«I just said, «Let me get some shots of the dog, because I'm a huge animal lover,»» the online magazine's editor in chief, April Hubal, told People magazine.

Because in the movie script I haven't written, that's the song playing when the weekly magazine editor collapses — on the «cold ground» — from alcohol abuse (I swear, it's not autobiographical... yet.)

Because, as the editor of Woman's Day magazine at the time, I was in the business of buying photographs from paparazzi.

She recovered well from my denial, however, insisting that she made the assumption because I was» glowing» (not because of the six - months - along bump I permanently sport) In my former incarnation as a magazine editor, the office lunch trolley man once posed the question too.

Because in the movie script I haven't written, that's the song playing when the weekly magazine editor collapses — on the «cold ground» — from alcohol abuse (I swear, it's not autobiographical).