Sentences with phrase «columns by writers»

In includes a database of over 600 agents, writing forums, monthly columns by writers and agents, products.

[The Spoony Bard is a new biweekly GameSetWatch column by writer James Bishop that probes the depths of the characters, dialogue and writing in video games.

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Her award - winning column is syndicated by The Washington Post Writers Group and is carried in dozens of newspapers nationwide.

Tim, (who is not Amish by the way), is a contributor for the Burnside Writers Collective through the «Purpose - Driven Centrist» column, as well as an occasional blogger.

I made the very difficult decision to leave working in my dream job with Jamie and branch out on my own to tell my story in food so I quit my job, went freelance as a food stylist and recipe writer and within a year I was fortunate enough to have been spotted by my amazing publisher Louise Haines and was offered a book deal and from there my blog, newspaper and magazine columns all organically followed on.

A writer to «The People's Pharmacy,» a nationally syndicated newspaper column, claimed to receive relief from psoriasis lesions by eating hot salsa....

Like you, I continue to read columns written by baseball writers about the Hall of Fame and steroids.

He said the writer may have been confused by this, hence the column.

British science writer Simon Singh has won an important appeal in his defense of a libel action by the British Chiropractic Association (BCA), which is suing Singh for calling certain chiropractic therapies «bogus» in a column.

Featuring an advice column, video page and blog posts by Lotrian and a slew of guest writers, Card Carrying Lesbian gives tips you can actually use — complete with sexy graphics.

Adapted by The Opposite Of Sex writer / director Don Roos from the 2009 tome with a more recent draft by Tom Bezucha, the film will see James play writer Juliet Ashton, who wrote magazine columns during World War II.

In the next column we'll discuss releases which include far more composer - friendly featurettes and extras, including Laura (featuring the late David Raksin giving his first and only commentary track), Night and the City (with a detailed analysis of the British and American versions), Young Törless (with isolated score tracks by Hans Werner Henze), and Forbidden Zone (boasting plenty of Elfman lunacy from brothers Danny and writer / director Richard).

post from March 13, which devoted attention to a wonderful column by Nicholas Kristoff on the subject, and my The «Great Teacher» Trap post, which highlights an Education Writers Association meeting hosted by the Carnegie Corporation, which has its own The Elusive Talent Strategy initiative.

Months after the Winerip columns appeared, after the federal law had been trashed by editorial writers, teachers, and parents, city education officials released transfer tallies showing that kids looking for better schools under NCLB had gotten a bad rap.

A lifelong writer, Alex's books and columns are being used by teachers, schools, districts and organizations to transform the way they teach and lead.

Last Tuesday, Eduardo Porter — writer of the Economic Scene column for The New York Times — wrote an excellent article, from an economics perspective, about that which is happening with our current obsession in educational policy with «Grading Teachers by the Test.»

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware I've used up a lot of column space on this blog warning about the risks of submitting to small presses, especially brand new small presses.

In the summer of 2010, a few months after I'd started writing my Young By Name column in the Tetbury Advertiser, I was contacted by one of its regular readers, the writer Paul NewntoBy Name column in the Tetbury Advertiser, I was contacted by one of its regular readers, the writer Paul Newntoby one of its regular readers, the writer Paul Newnton.

Best way for a prospect to initiate contact — Jeff Herman's Directory of Agents Visit our website where you can: review sample queries and proposals for works we've sold; query us via email (24 - hour response time); subscribe to our free publishing newsletter; submit your question to our interactive «Ask the Agent» column; read articles by well - known authors and publishing professionals; meet with us at a writers» conference where I'll be speaking.

The May issue features interviews with Nick Harkaway and Ada Palmer; appreciations for Peter Nicholls; obituaries for Philip Kerr, Ahmed Khalid Towfik, and David Bischoff; a column by Cory Doctorow; reports on ICFA, the 2018 Williamson Lectureship, the Writers and Illustrators of the Future Awards, Norwescon 41, and The Outer Dark Symposium; the 2018 Hugo Awards and 1943 Retro Hugo ballots; the PKD, BSFA, Ditmar, Aurealis, and Kitschies Awards winners;... Read More

A contributor to the Romance section of Gale's What Do I Read Next, co-author of Voice of Youth Advocate's annual «Clueless: Adult Mysteries with Young Adult Appeal» column, a reviewer for Library Journal, and co-author of The Mystery Readers» Advisory: The Librarian's Clues to Murder and Mayhem (2001), Charles was named 2002 Librarian of the Year by the Romance Writers of America and names good chocolate and good books as two of the world's great pleasures.

The indie authorship movement, as I discussed in my last column about the Indie Author Manifesto, is fueled by writers asserting control over their destinies and demanding fair and equitable treatment from business partners.

Strauss is the lead writer on WriterBeware, a watchdog column sponsored by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America with support from the Mystery Writers of America, the Horror Writers Association, and the American Society of Journalists and Authors.

Maybe the most welcome development of the week in blogs for writers was the groundbreaking essay posted by Jane Friedman — host of this weekly column.

Her new weekly Lit Hub column continues, with an exchange with Rumaan Alam on books mostly about motherhood (including novels by NBCC honored fiction writers Louise Erdrich and Jayne Anne Phillips).

In this post I am going to list down the learnings from is a 2003 version of the book wherein for every chapter, it takes the original content from the last revised edition published in 1973, followed by a commentary by Jason Zweig, writer of the column «Intelligent Investor» at Wall Street Journal.

The Maxwell Medallion is given by the Dog Writers of America in honor of Maxwell Ridell, a 35 - year newsman who wrote a syndicated dog column for 30 years as well as writing for Dog World Magazine for 50 years, writing books and serving as an American Kennel Club judge.

During her seven years as an editor and writer with the Colorado Springs Independent alternative newsweekly, she was honored by regional and national professional organizations for her news columns, as well as her stories covering education, health, and sports.

The winner is: Wendy Christensen, «'' Creature Comforts»» (newspaper column published by Monadnock Ledger) Judge: John Hollon is the editor - in - chief of the San Diego Business Journal, and a former newspaper writer, as well as former editorial director of Fancy Publications and Pets.com Judge's comments: «'' This year's entries were all highly educational, well researched, and did a great job fulfilling the goal of the award.

As many travel writers and bloggers are location independent or class themselves as digital nomads, we've started a regular Nomadic Times column which is written by travel writers with a nomadic spirit.

[«Alt Space» is a regular GameSetWatch column by critic and writer Phill Cameron, discussing the relationship between the personal computer and gaming.

[«The Magic Resolution» is a bi-weekly GameSetWatch column by UK - based writer Lewis Denby, examining all facets of the experience of playing video games.

[«Alt Space» is a regular GameSetWatch - exclusive column by critic and writer Phill Cameron, discussing the relationship between the personal computer and gaming.

London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer based in the British capital.

London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital.London.

London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital.We all know these lists — the top, the best, the ones to watch, so on and so on.

London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital.Summer is upon London and this usually grey city is full of sunshine and light.

London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer currently based in the British capital.

Moderated by Sharon Louden, Artist and Editor Panelists include: Sean Mellyn and Jennifer Dalton, Artists and Contributors to «Living and Sustaining a Creative Life» Christian Viveros - Faune, Writer, Curator and Art Critic for the Village Voice Paddy Johnson, is the founding Editor of Art F City and writes a column on art and Internet for artnet news At a time when art is increasingly viewed as a commodity and art - school graduates feel that gallery representation is imperative for making a living and a career, it is more important than ever to show the reality of how an artist sustains a creative practice over time.

Readers react to the first column by a conservative writer who thinks we should be «skeptical of an overweening scientism.»

A recent column by a nationally recognized writer recalled Syria outlawing yo - yos in 1933 because they thought that yo - yo motion caused drought.

Findings is a daily column by Pacific Standard staff writer Tom Jacobs, who scours the psychological - research journals to discover new insights into human behavior, ranging from the origins of our political beliefs to the cultivation of creativity.

It saddens me when the critics of The Society's new «statement of principles» requirement are dismissed as confidently as they are by the writer of this column.

Kalb, an award - winning writer who is also a contributor to The New Yorker's «Daily Shouts» column and a writer for this year's Academy Awards, started by tweeting a Washington Post story headlined «Have your representatives in Congress received donations from the NRA?

Members write articles, monthly columns by published (and unpublished) writers, an indepth listing of clubs and shops across the UK, details on upcoming conventions, member submitted downloads, industry news and releases, reviews, a friendly and active forum, and much more.

Some newspapers don't have good writers and instead run opinion, criticism and columns by bad writers and claim they make money.

First published by Carolyne L as a contributing writer at Realty Times in then Blanche Evans» editor column, this article went on to be a special entry in Blanche Evans» first book: