Sentences with phrase «fiction readers»

My romance readers wanted more open sex, and my science fiction readers wanted «closed doors».

However, I bet that millions of fiction readers share my own preferences regarding language, sex, and violence in novels.

I know historical fiction readers like to learn as they read, expect to be entertained, and want high - quality writing.

True, many Christian fiction readers enjoy the escape that sweet, clean romance provides, and that's absolutely fine.

Beyond that, I have assumed that genre fiction readers like to read digitally.

Of course, there are plenty of speculative fiction readers with great taste but who never write.

Writing for escape, which is what most fiction readers want, isn't as easy as it sounds.

Unfortunately, a new survey has found that for many fiction readers, their favorite characters are stepping out of the pages and into their daily lives.

That means science fiction readers like to discuss their ideas, usually in new and exciting ways.

Whereas with fiction readers form relationships with characters, with non-fiction we relate directly to the writer.

Readers, especially fiction readers, love a series.

However, writers do not need vast cultural and political disruptions to write powerful fiction readers can relate to.

Fortunately they were, but it's not exactly a strategy because writing - blog readers don't always translate into fiction readers.

I am not a big fiction reader, but I was drawn to this book because of its rave reviews and the story's historic setting.

65 percent of readers, particularly fiction readers, are women.

One of the most interesting things about ebooks is that they seem to attract in their initial stages, string demand from fiction readers.

We were so pleased by the quality of the entries we received, and all the new digital fiction readers we were able to reach.

Since most science fiction readers are interested in discovering what is new and exciting, conventions and clubs relating to technology may be another great way to promote your science fiction novel.

I am an avid historical fiction reader, so imagine my delight to find other books in other genres that have left a HUGE impression on me after completing them.

I know this bugs a lot of faithful Christian fiction readers.

A genre fiction reader might use an app that stamps all ebooks into the same aesthetic template, configured by the reader into the form they consider ideal.

Fiction readers want a good story that's well - written.

The reason for this is that readers (especially fiction readers) love a series, so tell them right up front that your book is part of the same or similar story.

Further analyses revealed that especially under conditions of low transportation, empathy differed significantly between the two conditions (p <.10), but with increasing transportation, empathy increased for fiction readers while it was not significant for the control condition.

Galbraith's «debut» was praised by critics and crime fiction readers alike.

-- Science fiction readers love those new names for future objects.

Dallas - @FreshFiction - scope About Blog FreshFiction is a web site designed to provide easy, accessible, and informative data to popular fiction readers on current authors and their available books.

FreshFiction is a web site designed to provide easy, accessible, and informative data to popular fiction readers on current authors and their available books.

How Scott managed to use targeted ads to build up his Facebook followers, which started off with boosting a post on his author page of a picture of his cat, Merlin (and targeting science fiction readers who loved cats)

I got to meet Kristi at the Christian Fiction Readers Retreat last August (and I've heard rumors she might be at this year's CFRR in Cincinnati on August 12th!)

This indicates that for low transportation, empathy of fiction readers became significantly lower than of nonfiction readers, and for highly transported readers, empathy significantly increased over time.

For example, if you're a flash fiction author, you want to advertise to flash fiction readers how they can get a great value from Kindle Unlimited.

Library Journal and Publishers Weekly star it, with LJ writing, «Beautifully crafted and smartly written, this fairy - tale novella is everything that speculative fiction readers look for: fantastical worlds, diverse characters, and prose that hits home with its emotional truths.»

His debut novel, No Hero was described by Publisher's Weekly as «a funny, dark, rip - roaring adventure with a lot of heart, highly recommended for urban fantasy and light science fiction readers alike.»

Literary fiction readers also often prefer physical books, and indielits don't have the budget or distribution channels to reach bookshops easily.

This provocative, intensely powerful novel is a must - read for sci - fi fans and Civil War aficionados, though mainstream fiction readers will find it heart - rending and inspiring as well.

(Not saying fiction readers are saints.

My in - laws were voracious fiction readers.

Fan Fiction reader, Twitch streamer, and I work in real life to support these and try to make myself better.

The absolute best «fact» about fiction readers is that they buy MULTIPLE books in their niche because they are always craving more to read.

A quick look at the BookBub Partners pricing page will make literary fiction readers feel better about things: At 1.6 million fans, their fave category ranks in the BookBub universe above a lot of genres often thought more popular, such as paranormal romance, true crime, teen and young adult, and horror.

Science fiction readers waited a long time to get their tablet computers.

If my characters are engaging enough for my fantasy novel to appeal to the dyed - in - the - wool contemporary fiction readers in my critique group, I know I'm doing something right:).

Fiction readers arrive generous with their time but expect a world rich and complex enough to inhabit and a cast of characters who seem real and recognisable without being too familiar.

I think this is because literary fiction readers depend heavily on reviews from trusted sources like The New Yorker, the TLS, and the NY Times.