Sentences with phrase «good author»

Remember, there are a lot of good authors out there.

It is annoying for readers to spot typos or errors while reading a book and that's why even the very best authors in the world need editors and proof - readers.

What I get from the data is that good books written by consistently good authors do well.

Keep up the great work, I really love how well the Author Interviews are crafted.

Good author services, especially in the area of developmental edits and copy - editing can be indispensable.

These scholars are experienced and as of now checked as good authors who might ensure that the nature of your essay will coordinate your requests.

It's a shit job that's only getting more intimidating and a lot of people who would have otherwise become good authors are going to opt out.

Even the very best authors still get 1, 2, and 3 star reviews on their books.

Are you an agent, who finds good authors and sells their manuscripts to that publisher?

It is this attitude that continues to discourage so many good authors from trying alternate routes to getting their work into the hands of the reading public.

A query letter is a vital document for writers seeking traditional publishers or literary agents, and one even good authors often get wrong.

There are a lot of good authors out there.

I started reading self - published books and realized there are a lot of really good authors that decided this was the way for them.

His insights and the examples that he provided to make his points assisted me in becoming a much better author.

I'd love to see traditional publishers continue — with good author contracts and with an acknowledgement that they work in partnership with authors rather than believing that writers are necessary idiots.

And that's one of the reasons good authors often write bad query letters.

Thanks for the book suggestions (well the author suggestion)!

We do that by being creative, innovative and attracting good authors.

But we want good authors to be paid well, because if there's no money in the literary talent pool, it will get very shallow indeed.

That's because it doesn't matter how good an author representative is at one hundred other things.

I think harming good authors will not go down well.

So good authors never care for what people demand in a book.

Good authors demand publishers who can strongly influence the channel to the reader.

How exactly do poorly written books that don't sell hurt the chances of better authors that are selling?

Although self - publishing had to happen because many good authors were not getting published by traditional publishers.

Let's see how well these authors — and their publishers — fare in the next couple of years.

And sometimes really good author's can get away with violating the rules, but most of us can't.

Because more and more very good authors are jumping into publishing their books (often themselves).

For what you should have on a website (and for some examples), check today's The 26th Story's post about good author websites.

Areas of growth needed include quiz engine and accessibility (which they are actively working on), need for an instructor dashboard since tools instructors use to measure student success can be difficult to find, need for better authoring tools and more ability to add interest to pages without a lot of coding (e.g., accordions, image handling, interactives, etc.) as these functions are very basic in Canvas.

Of course that is all fine except that there are some pretty good authoring tools for ebooks, not to mention many fine companies supplying such services.

This is a big move and thousands of libraries and consortiums will be able to finally offer mainstream titles by some of the worlds best authors.

Readers love to see what you look like, so put in your very best author photo, and a short bio, complete with all your social media links, your website address, and a direct link to your email list in case they loved your book so much they want to be kept updated on further releases.

Bloom, who started writing when she temporarily moved to America with her family, was awarded the 2013 Reader Award for Best Author Published Read for No - one Ever Has Sex on a Tuesday at last year's Festival of Romance.

Here are our top ten things we all learned in kindergarten that will make us all better authors and entrepreneurs:

Although such content does not directly compete with high quality books written by established authors, it does flood the market and make it difficult to find the books written by good authors.

Thanks for the comment, and yay for better author self - esteem!

We (and I'm writing as a reader) care that publishers exist, because we believe they should be the place where great editors work — and great editors help good authors write great books.

The point of this system isn't to punish good authors who are trying, but to weed out those who are looking to make a quick buck or are simply publishing garbage that no one is reading anyway.

I'm thinking she was a pretty good author.»

According to the Common Good authors, Catholic high schools — and many believe that this applies to elementary schools as well — «manage simultaneously to achieve relatively high levels of student learning, distribute this learning more equitably with regard to race and class than in the public sector, and sustain high levels of teacher commitment and student engagement.»

And it's an instance where Barnes & Noble's good author relations benefit it over Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN).

At best the author is unwilling to go through that again; at worst the author gives up entirely.

I have strong suspicions that lawyers are messing things up for publishers they are trying to be ever so clever by screwing authors in the contracts, but good authors just aren't that dumb, and the pool for the traditional publishers is getting smaller and smaller.