Sentences with phrase «blog writers like»

Thank goodness for patient mothers who have made far more bread than me and for patient blog writers like yourself.

Not exact matches

Try freelancers through services like Elance and Zirtual to find the blogs and writers related to your project.

For example, you could hire freelance writers and an editor from sites like Elance to write content for your company blog.

My work on blogs like iAcquire has been an enormous part of establishing myself as both a credible subject matter expert and a talented writer (if I can say so myself).

This writer would like to hear from my subscribers regarding the Rich Habits blog.

My mind is more active, I feel like I'm building towards something bigger every day, I've become a stronger, faster, more confident writer, and readership on this blog has broken records two months in a row.

One of the most persistent mistakes made by critics of the crop of celibate gay Christian writers that came together around the blog Spiritual Friendship is the assumption that when we use any language that they don't like (most commonly, though not limited to, the word «gay») to describe our experiences, we are using that language to make ontological claims.

The press (including «citizen journalists» and survivor blog writers) have been pulling at the loose threads here and there, and it looks like the entire muffler may unravel as different people and organizations attempt to deny the interconnections, or minimize underlying doctrines that have given shape to their whole gridlock of power.

Like, am I suppose to sympathize with that kind of pathetic blog writer?

«It seems that she, like so many writers, doesn't get that blogs suggest a distorted reality... Blogs are like political primablogs suggest a distorted reality... Blogs are like political primaBlogs are like political primaries.

The truth is, there are a lot of us out there whose only connection to like - minded believers has been though the blogs and books of «emerging» writers and thinkers.

the fact that the term midget was used here says a lot about the writer of this blog... dwarfism happens because of different medical conditions... and many people affected with dwarfism like to be called little people... midget is considered to be pejorative.

Most times, it may be just practicing what you know and doing it day after day, month after month, year after year, like I do with writing this blog twice a week, until I am ready to be a writer.

How I miss checking my blogs stats, talking to other food writers and connecting with people like you.

Isadora Lassance, also known as Izzy, is the passionate recipe developer, photographer, and writer behind the blog She Likes Food (shelikesfood.com).

It also helps that the writers aren't going on Twitter and blog posts to tell long - time fans that they're bad people for liking characters.

If you are using desktop blog editing software (recommended) like Marsedit (Mac) or Microsoft Live Writer (Windows) the software should have a button you can click to add / publish an image.

She's also an award winning Actress and writer of the widely popular blog Acting Like Sarah.

Isadora Lassance, also known as Izzy, is the passionate recipe developer, photographer, and writer behind the blog She Likes Food (shelikesfood.com).

I'd much rather read a blog where the writer shows different ways to wear an item, than one where the writer just likes to show new pieces every day.

I'd like to introduce to you a new guest writer to the blog, Sophia Smith.

I hope this post will help you overcome your writer's block and my 80 fashion blog post ideas list proves to be useful in situations like this.

And hers was one of the first blogs that I really became invested in — you know, one you read every week because the writer has become like an old friend and you want to catch up with them.

113 Blog Post Ideas If you get writers block almost every other week like me, then this post is perfect for you!

This blog is also an online portfolio for my writing and photography, as well as a great tool to meet other travelers, writers, and like - minded people.

DatingSitesReviews.com would like to welcome our new blog writer, E. Foley.

With experiences as a TA, an event panelist, a presenter at conferences from UofT to Harvard, and a writer of a self - authored film blog, Kamran would like to share with others his profound interest in the profilmic in the hopes of inspiring, in them, a similar love for film.

While the writers of various websites and blogs devote much of their passion and intellectual energy to the atavistic yearlong ritual of Oscar handicapping, The A.V. Club has in its possession the Oscar - O - Meter, a device pulled from a stone like Excalibur and bequeathed only to those who have only a passing interest in this sort of thing.

Anna aka gunthera1, a writer known from blogs like the Border House joins us to kick some monster butt and discuss females in games.

By connecting with others on Twitter, reading their blogs and having deeper discussions on Voxer, I can find which educators I can learn more from about topics such as RtI, common core standards, or implementing a new initiative like Writer's Workshop or going 1:1 with iPads.

The following 5 blogs written by Eureka Math teacher - writers and Eureka users like you offer tips and strategies for proper implementation:

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For me and many writers, one of the most eye - opening changes since the e-revolution has been the rise and importance of book reviews on personal blogs and corporate sites like Goodreads, Amazon, and B&N.

WordPress software is free and there is a huge gallery of themes and plug - ins to make your writer's blog shine like the top of the Chrysler Building.

As a writer today, it's critical to become comfortable with blogging platforms, most of which will create something that looks like a website from which you can also blog.

This blog is mainly for newer writers, not bestselling trad pubbed authors like you.

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Blogging is also great way to network with other writers, and there are great blog networks for new writers like the Insecure Writers Support Group and Kristen Lamb's WANATribe writers, and there are great blog networks for new writers like the Insecure Writers Support Group and Kristen Lamb's WANATribe writers like the Insecure Writers Support Group and Kristen Lamb's WANATribe Writers Support Group and Kristen Lamb's WANATribe forums.

I met her at the blog of Emily Cross — the wonderful Irish writer who started the Writers» Chronicle Forums — and I just assumed Danielle lived in Ireland like Emily.

But in my travels, I've seen non-fantasy writers declare that description is boring and to get rid of it — in fact, in a blog by a professional writer, an author said that editors don't like a lot of description, so keep it short.

-LSB-...] I'm seeing a ton of blog posts with titles like «The Very Rich Indie Writer,» «Is Amanda Hocking the New Christopher Paolini?»

-- Read and follow lots of different publishing blogs, from Publisher» smarketplace.com to thepassivevoice.com to writer blogs like Kristine Kathryn Rusch's blog and Joe Konrath's blog.

Learning how to start a writing blog and then building a readership that will follow you to anything you do, like publishing a book, is the only foolproof way to succeed as a writer today.

Start with: Blog Talk Radio shows that feature authors and books, like Indie Books with Will Wilson, The Backporch Writer with Kori Miller, and so many more; Google + LIVE and taped Hangouts on Air, such as my show, CHANGES, which then go to Youtube; D'vorah Lansky's and others» teleseminars and webinars devoted to books, book marketing and authors; The Authors Show, A Book and a Chat and many others on their own «channels»; podcasts and other shows, such as The Author Hangout, with Shawn Manaher and R.J. Adams, via iTunes and other sources, and so many more.

Having a blog like Write for Your Life is all good and well, but other writers are not the people who will necessarily want to read my novel.

Writers — like everyone else these days — need a web site, and rather than wait six months to get one designed, a simple blog pointed at (or to, I can never remember which it is but I've done it and still have the instructions on how to do so) your author domain name is the fastest and cheapest way to get a web site up quickly.

So my question is, would you be interested in a writer who didn't have a blog, but had another established platform like a Youtube channel or large email list?

Luckily I had seen a few calls for submissions from two writing blogs I liked: Writer Unboxed and Write it Sideways.

Use Quora for your content - Whether you have been experiencing writer's block on your blog, or simply would like to share your expertise on a particular topic with a large audience, Quora is the go - to website for you.

For example, while there are exceptions like the great Joanna Penn who gain a large following for their writing by building a writing - based blog, most often, other writers are not going to be an audience who becomes an avid fan base for your book (Let's face it... writers are supportive of each other, but we're busy focusing on our own books, too!).