Sentences with phrase «favorite writers working»

Alex Garland is quietly one of our favorite writers working in film today.

After the jump, read Tarantino's thoughts on the drama, the state of female directors, and perhaps his favorite writer working today.

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Somehow I'd totally missed the launch of Gilt last spring — produced under the direction of former Gourmet editor Ruth Reichl, it's a combination food magazine and gourmet shopping site, featuring the work of many of my favorite food writers, including Melissa Clark and Jane Black.

This issue features an exclusive essay by bestselling author Ann Hood, as well as work from your favorite Brain, Child writers who once again examine life with their teens in thought provoking essays designed to provide readers with different perspectives on what many say are the most challenging of the parenting years.

Perhaps in reaction to that criticism, Apatow has started to work with more female talent in a creative capacity, which includes producing an upcoming project by Lena Dunham, the writer / director of last year's SxSw favorite «Tiny Furniture.»

At a recent roundtable interview, Anderson and production designer Adam Stockhausen talked about how the project first came together, what inspired the story, the influence of Viennese writer Stefan Zweig's work on the multi-layered storytelling approach, their collaboration on the vision for the movie, how they created this rich, lush cinematic world and brought the audience into it, how Anderson cultivated a communal atmosphere on set and made available a large selection of books and films to the cast during production, Stockhausen's favorite day of shooting, and the challenge of using different aspect ratios.

One of the writer - director's best works (and one of my all - time favorite movies) is Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

As usual, our list of the best movies of the year has been mathematically assembled from the ranked favorites of a small number of contributors — the six writers who worked the review beat all year long, bringing you graded takes on everything playing in a theater near you.

They then assemble a class anthology of short pieces and excerpts from their favorites, each introduced by an essay that tells more about the writer, his or her body of work and why it was chosen for the anthology.

Which can be a big problem at times because I see writers not giving techs work because they are mad at them or they will favorite one guy and load him up with work.

Scalzi is really becoming one of my favorite writers, as his work is so readable yet so full of ideas.

POD and electronic publishing is allowing authors to become both writer and publisher and electronic distribution is allowing readers to find more work from their favorite writers, often either new work, dangerous work, or work long out of print..

When you find a writer you love working with, add them to your favorites to start building your bullpen.

In this feature exclusive to BookPage.com, authors are asked a question about the craft of writing to give readers an insight into how their favorite writers think and work.

Erasure by Percival Everett Percival Everett is one of my favorite writers and Erasure is my favorite of his works.

We want every publishing professional to get a ton of work, every writer to publish a professional book that sells well, and every reader to discover a new favorite each day.

Juliet Marillier defines the fantasy genre, Blake Morrison delves into the often distressing burden of managing a deceased writer's estate, and Olivia Mason presents a top - ten list of best works from one of my all - time favorite writers, Harlan Ellison.

This experiment gives readers the option of supporting their favorite writers to help them fund a story, an ebook, or the development of their work with a publishing partner, in return for a range of novel rewards.

They're such a treasure, because we get to enjoy more of our favorite writer's work, but they're such a tragedy, because we have no way to share our delight (or, perhaps, displeasure) with the author.

Please let me introduce one of my all - time favorite mystery writers, Don Bruns (www.donbrunsbooks.com) with whom I have worked for years.

In this feature exclusive to BookPage.com, each month, four authors are asked a question about the craft of writing to give readers an insight into how their favorite writers think and work.

«Jane Austen is my favorite writer, and that's why I picked the name Cassandra — and also because it's not just a short story; it's a short story she wrote when she was 13 or 14 years old, so it's her teenage work.»

Ward and other writers [would] get a steady stream of income, readers [would] get the work of their favorite authors automatically, and Amazon [would have] a captive source of revenue.

My own favorite was the famous agent who recently made the claim in a blog post on her site that writers need to spend six months working on a query before sending it to her or any other agent and that he query itself should be at least 30 - 50 pages long!

Joshua Robinson has been working for the custom writing service for less than a year, but he has already become one of the favorite writers for the customers.

I convinced my friend Helena, who works as a local travel writer in Stockholm, to skip work and show me around her favorite places around Stockholm.

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A favorite son of the Work Center, and one of today's most widely honored writers, Michael Cunningham is the author of arguably the best narrative nonfiction account of our town: Land's End: A Walk in Provincetown.

The globetrotting curator and writer shares his favorite works from this year's fair, on view in Basel June 13 - 18.

The writer, critic, and occasional Mexico City resident chooses her favorite works from the fair.

In this work, the artist creates an out - of - time similar, for example, to that evoked by Susan Sontag when she used her journals to record her favorite books and her favorite lines by the writers she most adored.

In New York, recent relevant exhibitions that arguably renew and extend include those of the Ghanaian - Nigeria - based sculptor, El Anatsui, whose site - specific sculptures have become a favorite subject of many art writers for his ingenious fusion of African traditional arts (weaving and metal work) with an eye and hand for crafting his culture's version of postminimalist aesthetics, replete with a postcolonialist critique intersecting international identity politics and the exploitation of Africa by global capitalism.

Valerie Werder, who worked in a gallery, said that Mr. Landesman groped her after introducing her to one of her favorite art writers at an industry gala last year.

Alex Israel created a collaborative body of work with his favorite Los Angeles writer, Bret Easton Ellis.

Three of my favorite clips available via the site are Seventh Circuit Judge Richard A. Posner («Judges are impatient, except for new judges, who may actually care what you have to say»); Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski («I won't read blockquotes, but thanks for letting my mind drift to thoughts of snowboarding in Aspen»); and Seventh Circuit Chief Judge Frank H. Easterbrook («To become a better writer, read the work of good writers, not the work of lawyers»).

David M. Matthews is an Emmy - winning TV Writer / Producer who has worked on some of network television's favorite shows.

Lady Layla — happy day to see some of my most favorite work distractions (e.g. the writers of TLC) in my cozy little mountain town!