Sentences with phrase «go write more books»

Cut it out, stop wasting time, go write more books.

Jonna and Sharon, go write some more books!

Not exact matches

The book was written more than two decades ago when Nepo went through cancer treatment.

The amount of research, outlining, writing, rewriting and hair pulling that goes into crafting a great book requires more than the «nonchalant attention» you'd devote to a side hustle or passion project.

Over the past several years more authors wrote their own books covering this topic which lead to more competition for keyword rankings and fewer sales to go around for everyone.

Loden, who has written three books, said much has changed from when she worked for one supervisor who used to tell her to smile more and another who invited John Molloy, the author of «Dress for Success,» to assess women supervisors» attire and tell some why they were never going to make it.

Now men who know more than God [sarcasm] decide they don't like that saying, and it doesn't fit in their thinking, so off they go and write books and develope a following of other people who don't like the truth of what Jesus said.

More than 14 years» labor went into the writing of the book, and the author tells us that his preoccupation with Feuerbach goes back further still — to the time when he first encountered him in a graduate seminar at Yale Divinity School and found himself «strangely disturbed.»

One side effect of the research I've done in writing the book, is that when somebody presents 10K verses to support their claim, I can write a short reply: «Thank you for providing so much scriptural support that conclusively proves my position, and demonstrates that your position has no basis in scripture», and, if challenged, go through each cited verse, and, using one or more specific techniques / methods of Bible study, show how the cited verse either refutes the position they present, or supports the position I present.

The daughter of missionaries to Belgium and a graduate of Wheaton (which offers a full biography), Elliot went on to write more than a dozen additional books and launched a radio show, Gateway to Joy, which ran through 2001.

This attitude, however, did not go unrebuked, and two books in the late Old Testament specifically represent the larger view: the Book of Ruth, written to encourage a more generous interracial policy, and the Book of Jonah, written to enforce the worldwide mission of Israel.

What I think is really important for me about the book is, I wrote it as if I were dying, and I finished the manuscript, and then they told me I had cancer and that it expanded further than they'd hoped and that it was more advanced than we would want, and I didn't know if it was going to be my last Christmas.

A real Christian would go out and help all these people and be humble about it, not broadcast it on TV and write more books.

There is a manner of writing, employed by the best reporters when they go book - length, which implies that the writer knows at least as much about his subject as God does, and maybe a little more — perhaps because God knows when to avert His gaze.

It was a night that will go down in history in more ways than one as Sergio Agüero wrote his name into the record books by registering his 178th goal for Manchester City to move one ahead of Eric Brook and become the club's all - time leading scorer.

Author Mira Kirshenbaum writes in her book, «The Weekend Marriage», that the American state of matrimony is all too often the victim of what she calls «Murphy's law» of marriage: «The less time you have together, the more things go wrong in your relationship.»

I had planned out my schedule of all the things I was going to do, from learning German, to cleaning my house, making dinner every day and writing 3 more books.

I set out to write this new book (How Children Succeed, 2012) to look more broadly at what was going on in the development of children and, in particular, to take on the question of why some kids succeed while other kids fail.

If you try writing down what you and your children do in any one day, including all questions they ask, any time you read to them, cooking, laundry, going for walks etc, you'll probably find many educational opportunities that are not related to text - books or school «subjects», but are all the more valuable for that.

Even as I write this, I had to go look at more books for them.

I'm going along in my world, teaching classes, leading my retreats, perhaps a little more introverted than normal, which is OK since I'm writing a book and I need my alone time.

Totally appreciate that you've set aside some time and energy to write a book about your thyroid experience and to help people understand what's going on with it because it really matters, and it's affecting a lot more people... think.

(And truth in writing: Davis and Melina do say, «Until more definitive research is released, it's a good idea to make sure you get the recommended [RDA]...» After reading the Building Bone Vitality book, I feel confident enough to go with the 600 range myself.

Dr Perlmutter IS right and years of science and research back up his claims along with true testimonials from real people - have you even read the book??? like I said before people like you who are not willing to give up gluten carbs and sugars are going to be the first ones to come on here with skepticism and claims that this is just another «fad diet - «newsflash Will this is a lifestyle and the followers are not in a cult they are real people who want to take charge of their health and live to see their great grandchildren and still be sound in their minds its fine to have questions but to come on here and insult this fine doctor who has helped so many people throughout his career and has written a New York times best seller to educate and help so many more people just makes you sound absurd and immature - he is speaking the truth everything we've been told about nutrition is a lie to profit the wheat industry, doctors and pharmaceutical companies because as long as people keep eating the wrong foods and getting sicker and fatter they will all profit.

I really hate to go much more than $ 5 — the only one of mine that is, is the all - in - one Trilogy that is a portmanteau of three separately - available books (which come close to 480,000 words — hey, when I say I write long - form, I write long - form!)

More importantly, I also felt like the query letters I tried to write myself did not represent my book, either — they weren't good enough for it — and so I wasn't going to send them, either.

So I think if I was starting out again as a fiction author — and in fact, this is what I'm going to aim to do next year, is write more, shorter books.»

Once when all the money from publishing books starts going directly to writers (and not various literary agents and publishers), writing will become profitable enough and more people will choose that as a profession.

In order to sell more books Patterson is going to double his workload and start writing four novels a month that are 150 pages or less.

Patterson, who has in the past written an open letter to the US government to fund a bailout of the independent book retailer industry, continues to commit his own personal funds to keep stores open, to foster competition in the retailing sector, and to ensure that access to books doesn't go away with the shuttering of more and more shops and libraries.

However, I have a loyal following, and I'm convinced that the more books I write and publish, the more sales I will make going forward.

And more times than not they do the writing mostly from memory of a book they read months before, usually going directly to the plot and often turning - point scenes that give away too much, because that's what they remember.

For example, a reader looking at a 99 - cent book and a $ 2.99 - book may go with the more expensive one because she thinks it's going to be a better (professionally written and edited) book.

You have more books to write, and discouragement and self - pity aren't going to write them for you.

The next couple of years were literally life - changing: Mercury Falls went on to sell around 50,000 copies, and AmazonEncore published three more books I wrote: two sequels to Mercury Falls and a tongue - in - cheek fantasy, Disenchanted.

Maybe soon all this book gaming will start to piss readers off when there's hardly any good books to read any more, then they'll go looking for writers who stuck with it and write good fiction, rather than just pumping out crap and then gaming the system.

I'm going to write more books.

I'm not going to give you a lot of advice about writing dialog, or creating dramatic tension, or any of a dozen aspects of fiction writing that have already been covered in books written by more respected authors than I. For that matter, I'm also not going to give you a lot of rah - rah motivational advice about sticking with it and overcoming your doubts.

If you are lucky your manuscript finds a more experienced editor and the editor goes through trying to make your book a better book for what you wrote.

If you wrote and published just a little bit more and did some of these as self - pubbed books at a lower price range to go along with your trad pub deals, I'll bet you could make a lot more.

One book will very, very rarely create an entire career for an author — and even those who do achieve those heights (Donna Tartt, The Secret History, Elizabeth Wurtzel, Prozac Nation) still go on to write more books, eventually.

No book you write will be easy, and some will be more challenging than others, but you'll get better as time goes on.

I more well - rounded idea of what goes into getting a book published, as well as specific steps to take to get my book written and published.

So if readers want more of my books, they need to buy those I've already written in greater numbers, and then I'll be able to go on holiday more often, and get more writing done!

I think you are right about focusing on writing book # 2, in your case more content is going to be a key success factor.

Whilst this blog post has been a harsh one and quite a difficult one to write, I do believe that there will be more authors who choose to self - publish who will go on to sell as many books as Mark Lawrence, Brent Weeks, Kameron Hurley, Wesley Chu, etc..

Your article was for beginners — but if we expand the discussion to people who have gone through those paces, and CAN write a book that is likely to find an audience, the decision on which path is best is MUCH more complicated.

That is truly exciting, and I go into more detail in my book, How to Make a Living with Your Writing.

Interestingly, while NaNo is more of a writing exercise and a motivational tool, there have been a number of books that at least began life as NaNo novels, but through massive editing and polishing did go on to become bestsellers; Sara Gruen's Like Water for Elephants is perhaps the most well - known, having been also adapted for film.

Some reviewers are so sure of their ability to predict where I'm going next that they barely bother to glance at the book at all, with embarrassing results (check out the journalist who described Coastliners as «another of Harris» sweeping historical epics», or the one who based her entire review of Jigs & Reels on a single story and wrote how «once more, food and France play a leading role in this feelgood confection.»)