Sentences with phrase «harder than writing the book»

Many authors say that marketing their books is harder than writing the books.

Keeping it interesting and fresh are harder than writing a book.

It's hard work marketing a book, might even be harder than writing the book was!

For many authors, this is harder than writing the book.

I have to find another one, which can be harder than writing the book.

Often building that network can be harder than writing your book.

Not exact matches

our sharpest minds would be schooled HARD by a supreme creator... not the other way around... an average joe off the street could write a better, more moral book than the Bible and utterly destroy the god of any of the holy books in a general knowledge debate with ease.

Ferré says, «No book has caused me more pain of authorship than this one... If harder writing makes for easier reading, without forfeit of content, the pain is worth while.»

It's so much harder to write a book than people might think but I know it's inside of me somewhere!

Becky Mansfield, a fellow mom of four who literally wrote the book on potty training, agrees that boys aren't necessarily «harder» to potty train than girls.

This section is usually the hardest to write because most authors are much more knowledgeable about their own book than about books written by their competition.

Book marketing is the hardest part of the process, even harder than writing.

Those currently in the throes of writing their first book many have found the process to be much harder than they had originally thought.

Green, who's written 18 novels and has more than 10 million copies of her books in print, explores each character's point of view with insight and sensitivity, revealing how even strained family bonds are hard to break.

I find that it is really hard to write a review on this one without giving spoilers so I will just say that I loved this book, it was better than the 1st book of the series, and I look forward to the next one!

If on top of writing, you also have to do all the activities associated with publishing the book, it becomes more than just «hard».

You might even find that writing worthwhile blog posts to reach out to potential readers is harder than the work of writing your book in the first place,» remarks Penelope Trunk, top career advice blogger and bestselling author of Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success.

These can often be harder to write than the book itself, so, to avoid last minute stress, it's better to get them done before you start the publishing process.

Read this book for the period detail, for the beautifully observed characters, for an evocation of a «golden moment» of creative collaboration, or just to put yourself in the hands of a master of comic writing (which, by the way, is so much harder to pull off than it seems).

Many writers question their ability to market their books, and consider it much harder than the actual writing.

It's hard enough that most e-books, which I am writing now, cost less than the price of a greeting card, no matter how many pages the book contains or how good it is.

Now you can fast - forward through all those years of hard work and get your book written quicker than you ever thought possible with our book writing option.

It's ironic, it's books we love that make us want to write a review, but figuring out what to say about them is often harder than reviewing a book we are critical of.

Afterall, selling books may be harder than actually writing them.

It's hard when you're a writer and you have no idea what to do with your books, other than write them.

I've talked before about self - publishing, how it's been a huge boon to my writing career, but also how authors should temper their expectations: realize that writing, editing, designing a cover for, formatting and converting, and marketing a self - published book is a lot of hard work, and is less likely than the lottery to make you rich.

I find the cover copy and taglines harder to write than the book.

As I go thru the process of writing, it truly pains me to know that after the hard work that goes into writing a book (drafts, outlines, etc.) that I'll have to settle on a price no higher than $ 3.99, but that's the price we newbies pay.

In the meantime I am hard at work on the next book because writing books is even more rewarding than reading them.

For many authors, selling a book is even harder than writing it.