Sentences with phrase «fiction genre look»

Not exact matches

For more «mainstream» selections, they looked to Amazon.com top - sellers such as Danielle Steel's The Sins of the Mother and Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl, and to anthologies of genre fiction, including a sci - fi story by Robert Heinlein.

A bracingly original approach to both science - fiction and the found - footage genres makes this eerily realistic thriller well worth a look.

Look, genre is difficult to place, and Pulp Fiction certainly has its fair share of comedic moments.

Looks can often be deceiving, as RoboCop is, underneath the junk cinema exterior, one of the more intelligent and savvy thrillers of the science fiction genre, perhaps only bested by The Terminator in terms of blending intelligent, complex sci - fi with all - out supercharged action.

The company, founded by author Kemberlee Shortland, is primarily a publisher of adult genre fiction (from the look of...

He is not looking for religious fiction, genre fiction (romance, sci - fi, fantasy), legal thrillers, New Age, picture books, middle grade, novellas or screenplays.

She is seeking: In fiction, she's currently looking for character - driven novels that fall under the following genres: historical fiction, mainstream fiction, literary fiction, mystery, suspense, science fiction, fantasy, middle grade, and young adult.

I look at that but what I also do it look at what the best sellers in not only the sub-genre but the main genre (for example military science fiction and then science fiction) sell for.

Looking for «clean» Christian genre fiction in particular.

What's been trending the last couple of years with trad publishers and what they're looking for now in the science fiction and fantasy genres.

The interesting thing about Goodreads is that we can look at genre specific fiction.

For those looking for more specifics, the following might be helpful: Young - adult and upper - level middle - grade novels in all subgenres; Big crossover novels with one foot squarely in genre (Wool, The Night Circus, Gone Girl); Literary commercial novels (Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, The Art of Racing in the Rain); Upmarket women's fiction (Keepsake, My Sister's Keeper, Still Alice); Single - title romance (historicals especially)(Ravishing The Heiress, The Ugly Duchess, The Heir); Lead title or hardcover science fiction and fantasy (Soulless, Game of Thrones, Old Man's War).

She is currently looking for literary commercial novels, big crossover novels with one foot squarely in genre, upmarket women's fiction, lead title or hardcover science fiction and fantasy, single - title romance (with a special passion for historicals), and young adult and upper - level middle grade novels.

Every romance author occupies a specific space on the virtual bookshelf, and yet promotional strategy for genre fiction starts to look awfully generic.

Are you looking for a book contract for your nonfiction, genre or literary fiction work?

Self - published authors of genre fiction are a driving force in the ebook market and so we are looking forward to offering Smashwords» 250,000 titles to all the users of the txtr platform in 20 countries, alongside bestsellers from well - known publishers.»

First let's look at genre fiction (thriller, mystery, fantasy, supernatural, paranormal, police procedural, horror, romance, etc.).

Justine Bylo [00:01:07] For the print market, especially in genre fiction, you're really looking at the 5x8 and 6x9 paperback.

The first report — called the Amazon 7k Report — looks at data on 7,000 bestselling e-books from Amazon's most popular genres: Mystery / Thriller, Science Fiction / Fantasy, and Romance.

Much like my article about literary agents, I provide a list of magazines looking for genre fiction, as well as some tips about how to submit to them.

I purposely avoided a «gendered» look, which, in my opinion, can denigrate the genre of Contemporary Women's Fiction.

Fairy tales fall under the broad definition of fiction, particularly if we look at genres such as fantasy, horror and science fiction.

Literary fiction and non-fiction writers have always looked down on us poor pathetic genre writers.

Writers who wish to write in differing genres with the same brand author name can locate the same type of response or authenticity recognition in their potential readers if they look for common threads and key words for them personally and for their fiction.

For a book verging on the literary side of fiction, you could argue that this isn't as big a risk as a genre author might take in looking to defy the expectations set by market leaders.

Over the last few years, the genre has seen saturation, especially with some readers looking for escapist fiction to move away from their problems.

This is Leckie's follow - up to Ancillary Justice, the novel that won just about every major science fiction fantasy award in the last year — the Hugo, the Nebula, the Clarke and more — and established Leckie as one of the best new voices in the genre (and also made me look super smart for blurbing the book).

An article this week in The Economist gave an insightful look at what some publishers may be proclaiming as the death of so - called «chick lit,» the misnomered genre of fiction which is often generalized by light - hearted, contemporary stories of women struggling to balance it all.

They helped define what a science fiction story looked like and attracted legions of fans to the genre with the promise of exciting stories.

And if it is in search of new genre fiction authors, it knows where to look first.

While we are not looking specifically for speculative and genre fiction, we are open to literary stories with genre elements.

It's not an Amazon algorithm thing per se, but it's often the newly, refreshed content that helps to spike visibility of the book because it looks new to readers, especially if your book is genre fiction.

If you're an indie author or publisher looking for a fiction genre that will help you sell more eBooks, you can't go wrong with zombie fiction.

We are open to all styles and genres of flash fiction, although we do encourage you to take a close look at our guest judge for the season (upper right hand corner) if you are serious about winning.

In the case of literary fiction / non-fiction, I write from the perspective of someone who is constantly looking for that book that chip away at my highly negative outlook on the literary genre.

in fiction, she's currently looking for character - driven novels that fall under the following genres: historical fiction, mainstream, literary, mystery, science fiction, thriller / suspense, middle grade, young adult.

There seems to be an exception for genre fiction, and if you look for fiction series online you'll see that almost all series are designated as such, so the series name takes the place of the subtitle, informing you that this is Volume 1 or Book 1 in the such - and - such series.

If you write fiction, romance or children's books, take a look at authors that compete in your particular genre and follow the lead of the most successful.

At Blood Tree Literature, we look for lyrical and resonant works of flash fiction and nonfiction, poetry, experimentals and hybrids that take linguistic risks to push the boundaries of conventional language and genre.

Why do we have to have this arbitrary divide that causes some writers of literary fiction to deny their works are speculative fiction and leads literary critics to look down on genre writing?

These book promotion sites allow fiction writers to hone in on readers looking for books in their specific genres, which is helpful.

For instance, if your book falls into the science fiction genre, then you would be able to look for bloggers that are willing to review science fiction.

If you're looking at genre fiction, for example, most covers in the UK, France, and Germany may be softer than their US counterparts.

Anaphora is looking for creative books of poetry, short stories, novellas, novels and other types of literary and genre fiction.

When it comes to finding beta readers, look for people who are familiar with the subject (nonfiction) or enjoy the genre (fiction).

Genres I'm looking for include domestic suspense / thrillers, Amish romance, extremely explicit romance, cozy mysteries, historical mysteries, and women's fiction.

The Viney Shaw Agency looks after authors across the genres from adult and juvenile fiction writers to quality non-fiction.

If you're looking to make money on Kindle, then the best type of book is currently genre fiction.

Author and radio broadcaster Reggie Lutz discusses her tendency as a writer to synthesize fiction genres, recommends qualities to look for in a writing critique group, offers advice on pitching and interviewing with radio hosts, and more.

The application's developers are also looking to significantly expand the scope of their catalog to include not only genre fiction, but literary fiction as well.