Sentences with phrase «books talk about the process»

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We talked a bit about how I became a writer, discouragement, finding your voice, blogging, the difference between blogging and book writing, why I decided to write Jesus Feminist, my process as a writer, and the best (and worst) parts of writing among other things.

In a letter sent to his son North on August 22, 1927, Whitehead talks about the book which would become Process and Reality: «It seems years and years since I wrote to you.

After several months of brainstorming, talking with others in the publishing industry, doing hundreds of research on publishing methods, and reading dozens of books about publishing, I ended up with a process for book publishing which accomplished all three of my goals.

Barbara Glasson, in her book The Exuberant Church, talks about the need to look at those on the prophetic fringes of the church and likens the process to a gay person coming out.

The book Playful Parenting discusses this at length and talks about how we can learn a lot about our kids by watching them play, by being there to witness the process or be a part of it.

Read books about the birth process and talk to them (in age - appropriate language) about how the baby will come out of your body.

I would say just talk to them about the potty read up on babycenter about the different things to help the process along because even if they are not talking that much they still may give off many non verbal clues of having to go potty.However if they are really not ready try potty training keep a onesie on in the day time with their clothing and a blanket sleeper on at night that way they hopefully won't be able to get to the dirty diaper before you.My dd is 19 months as well and I have been training her sort of by letting her sit on the potty I have only let her use the one that goes on the big toilet but she peed in it once and she often will say she has to pee when in the bathroom but will sit and not do anything and get little pieces of tissue off the roll and push it into toilet this is her renditon of wiping even though the tissue does not really come in contact with any areas that need to be wiped I have slacked off on the training because she can not pull her pants up and down which is on the list of things kids need to be able to do to go by themseleves.Maybe just get them a few books and videos and a potty chair and talk to your dd's and see what happens you may be surpised.HTH

In my book, «Wholey Cow A Simple Guide To Eating And Living,» I talk about how society today consumes more processed food containing artificial ingredients than real, wholesome foods.

In my upcoming book, Wholey Cow A Simple Guide To Eating and Living, which will be available on Amazon soon, I talk a little about how sugar is included in almost everything processed today.

Rapper Chuck D of Public Enemy in the Foreword (page 13) I have read a lot of love advice books in my lifetime, but never one that Offered such a compelling history lesson in the process of talking about how to have a successful relationship.

In the book, we talk about this in terms of the core elements of lesson study, which include the process, the big ideas, and the habits of mind.

Teachers can model the thought processes that accompany reading by talking about how the main character changes through the course of the book, about the author's use of language, and about surprises and disappointments they encounter as they read.

Through his seminars, books, and consulting work, Singleton and his firm guide school districts and other clients in a process to effectively talk about race and racism.

Instead of being part of a process that overproduces 50,000 copies of a book that sit in a warehouse somewhere, we're talking about a kind of environmentalism that uses our resources wisely.

Author interview with Fantasy Author, Suzanna J. Linton, where we talk about her writing process, books, why she writes and some handy tips to aspiring authors.

I think fiction writers and poets have it tougher, because you're not going to be blogging parts of your book, or you're not probably — you're going to run out of content if you're talking about your writing process or your research.

I'll be talking about my process in my upcoming book Pictures on Kindle, hopefully out by the end of May.

We'll get to why you shouldn't edit your own book in a minute but first let's talk about the types of editing a book needs and the process before it can be published.

You can interview other writers in the same genre, share snippets of your upcoming book, or talk about your creative process.

Most authors want to know, how does this all happen?Today I want to talk specifically about what an author can expect with their book distribution and Amazon listing process here at Infinity Publishing.

It's a different story (I imagine) if your book gets bought and you interact with their editor, assuming the editor and the rest of the team is any good (having a book bought doesn't guarantee that it will be handled well — I've heard plenty of those stories), but we're talking specifically about the rejection process here.

As someone who is on the cutting edge and beyond of new directions in the book publishing industry, he will talk about how his creative process works, how he shapes new projects, and he will share details from some of his newest endeavors.

Secondly, the free design consultation also gives you an opportunity to learn more about me, the book design process and an opportunity to brain storm and talk about the design direction for the cover before I get started.

In this video I talk about the writing process, how to get unstuck and deal with writer's block, what's usually holding you back from finishing, and how to write a book that actually sells (by focusing on plotting and story architecture).

From my experience, authors who have the best success at readings talk about their book and writing process but do not spend a ton of time reading the actual books.

Curious about the Midas touch that resulted in this year's comical award - winner, I talked to Arnie and Debra Cardillo, owners of Live Oak; Kate DiCamillo and Harry Bliss, author and illustrator of the book; and narrator Barbara Rosenblat, querying them about the artistic process.

In some ways, the learning curve here can be steep: I get better by the minute at talking about the book and my writing process.

It was fascinating to hear Kate talk about her own writing process, and how sometimes events in her books occur to her like bolts out of the blue: «I was on a plane and I realized, oh my God,» she recalls.

Steve and Barrie talk with Dave Chesson about Amazon's search algorithm and how to generate and validate a book idea and the tool he created to help self - published authors to streamline the process.

We'll talk here about how to publish a book and make money on Amazon Kindle but will expand on the self - publishing process in future articles for creating audiobooks, promoting your books and publishing on other blogs.

I should at this point emphasize we're talking about a book here, not a short story, although Todd's method does involve writing two supplementary short stories as part of the promotion process.

This whole process is like building a business, and for most of us the income grows over time as we get more books out, especially when we're talking about e-publishing, where titles can remain out there and can continue to sell indefinitely.

Users can chat with each other about various literary genres and talk about books they want to read or are in the process of reading.

Both ForeWord Reviews and Kirkus Indie Review were on hand at the SelfPub BookExpo last week in New York to talk to GoodEReader.com about the process of book reviewing.

In the following video, Joel Friedlander from TheBookDesigner.com and I talk about the book design process and how the iterations work.

In terms of marketing, book cover design business builds by word of mouth, whereas many authors won't talk about the editing process.

Creators In an interview that's liberally sprinkled with his whimsical drawings, Ben Hatke talks about his new book Legends of Zita the Spacegirl, his work process and his other comics.

In their fascinating book, DECISIVE, Chip and Dan Heath talk about one flaw in the decision making process, namely, that people overestimate their own success and ignore solid data in front of them.

Due to Simon's interview process, you'll have to listen to each author talk about their books before they get into tips, but I've picked up some great new reads because of it.

In addition to writing books, John does editing and copywriting, and he loves visiting schools to talk with students about the writing process.

You could talk about your writing process, your writing space, how you edit your books, who designs your covers, and more.

WARNING: I'll be talking about using professional software, including Adobe Indesign for layout of books, and Adobe Photoshop for processing images.

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Michael Bhaskar, digital publishing director of Profile Books in the UK, will talk about the recent, profound changes Google has made to its discovery algorithms, from the advent of PageRank to the new Panda / Farmer process.

The Creative Penn; Julia McCutchen on Brilliant Book Proposals and the Traditional Publishing Process Joanna Penn talking about working with traditional publishers, which is a bit of a surprise considering what she normally talks about.

#LitChat provides a platform for authors to talk about their books, about the process of writing, about the journey to becoming a published author.

We got to talk to Matt Sternbergh, author of «The Blinds,» and Sara Wood, Ecco Books Associate Art Director, about the process they went through to collaborate on the book cover.

But when you're ready to stop talking about writing a book, and actually do it, it's a process I love being a part of.

Carrie decides to declare a social media bankruptcy, and in the process, she talks about how she's going to spend more time at the library and Powell's, where she picks up the Lorrie Moore book she hasn't yet read.

I talk a lot about writing to market — AKA writing books for popular genres to maximize profit — but since it seems sketchy and abhorrent to authors who consider themselves «real authors» writing «real books» I thought I'd share my process.