Sentences with phrase «fellow authors»

Hopefully, you've built a network on social media of fellow authors who review books in your genre.

As a thriller writer myself, I like hearing from fellow authors who are enjoying some success, and am always curious as to how they do whatever it is they're doing.

You learn about the industry and gain support from fellow authors by attending.

I enjoy supporting fellow authors in many ways, but especially featuring them in a blog post and spreading their news on my social media networks.

It's a personal choice, and we should be happy for fellow authors no matter how they decide to publish.

I've even tried to help fellow authors on their path to self - publishing in both electronic and printed formats.

When you review other books that you've read you not only support fellow authors, but you also expose yourself to a wider audience.

Ask fellow authors who are selling via their websites what they're using.

Also, I'm always thrilled to meet fellow authors.

That will, in many cases, be fellow authors at the beginning.

You should find fellow authors or bloggers who write about books and offer to post on their websites.

I know many fellow authors who have chosen the self - publishing route for all the same reasons and more.

I recommended him to several fellow authors and they all feel the same way.

From attending writing groups to interviewing fellow authors and trading reviews etc..

Seek out fellow authors within your network to ensure that your book is classified into the correct genre (s).

I posed the question of greatest fears to several talented fellow authors.

Design a schedule for yourself so that you have new content going out at least once a week and invite fellow authors and bloggers to post on your site as well.

As you may know I run a blog where fellow authors post about writing - related matters.

Fellow authors don't always support each other either!

If you get the opportunity to meet up with potential readers or even fellow authors, make sure to spread the word about your website.

We seek members interested in providing mutual support to fellow authors seeking to publish and promote their work.

This post is part of my ongoing series on author & book promotion, which is aimed at helping fellow authors build their audience and establish a platform to promote their work.

Dear fellow author, Have you ever wished you could get access to a bigger audience?

No one can force an independent to bear the burdens of his less fortunate fellow authors, who write for awards rather than to sell books and make money.

Our staff and nearly all our 1,000 + reviewers are authors who have come together to provide fellow authors with a valuable set of resources to help them succeed.

In fact, I believe this has become my purpose: Helping fellow authors reach bigger audiences with their world - changing books.

When I think of fellow authors, I don't think in terms of how they are published, but rather that they share the same passion to write as I do.

It was a wonderful way to connect with my reading audience and make friends with fellow authors.

I find the best way to find a good site to work with is to ask fellow authors so I really appreciate you sharing your experiences!

I am a member and have learnt so much from fellow authors.

Wherever you like to be online, you'll find fellow authors to connect with there.

When he's not dreaming up new lies to tell readers, he also works as a self - publishing and marketing consultant, helping fellow authors to publish and sell their books.

By reading their books, you'll not only see where you need to grow and change, but you can support fellow authors.

As I told one fellow author who asked when my next indie - publishing book was coming out, I'm living the book right now.

It's an adventure of self - expression, and you get to meet some wonderful people along the way: talented fellow authors and avid, loyal readers.

As fellow author, Will Belegon, noted, if Amazon is going to start pulling books with incest in them: «I just re-read Genesis 19: 30 - 38 and realized that Lot's daughters got him drunk, had sex with him and bore sons.

I also wrote a big picture guide to book publishing that offers my lessons from nonfiction experiences from start to finish, including a chapter packed with lessons learned after marketing a bunch of books and working with fellow authors on their marketing campaigns: A Path to Publishing: What I Learned by Publishing a Nonfiction Book.

When fellow authors help you, try and graciously reciprocate.

Famous authors Honoré de Balzac, Victor Hugo, or expatriate Americans living in France in the 1920s and 1930s such as Gertrude Stein, Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Henry Miller, Oscar Wilde... they all hung out with fellow author friends and gained inspiration (and companionship) from each other.

Over the years I've seen several fellow authors tell their tale of woe in losing chapters of their works in progress.

«I joined ALLi for the benefits it offers and to make more contacts among fellow author entrepreneurs.

He shares his book marketing tips with fellow authors through his blog, Marketing Tips for Authors and through his free video marketing tips for authors newsletter.

From my experience as a self - published author since 1985, I know I can now depend on Adrienne Bashista as well as recommend her to fellow authors here in Hawai`i.

The best advice I could give fellow authors is, «Revise, revise, revise!»