Sentences with phrase «how fake books»

He details how fake books are clogging Amazon bestseller lists, taking valuable slots away from honest authors.

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In a promotional article published on VNN, Duke takes «fake but accurate» to new depths, asserting that it does not matter that the original Protocols were a fabrication because the story they told about the Jews is true; his book proves how.

The book is simple, with fabulous illustrations as well as tips for how to get your children to gobble down healthy food while living in a world that pushes processed fake foods.

I masked my pain with a fake smile and by burying my face in my book, When Your Lover is a Liar — the title hidden under a paper bag book cover I'd made — looking for help on how to confront my husband, asking myself over and over, now what?

FEATURES Total of 90 - 180 minutes of instruction time broken into 20 - 30 minute blocks All materials for up to 30 students to participate in a collaborative activity Aligned and written to standards Helpful how - to video INCLUDES Student Activity Books (6) Teacher Guide with blackline masters Full color pollinator card sets (6) Two - sided «Parts of a Flower» Poster (6) Mini pom - poms Pollen movers: feathers, fake fur, pom - poms, pipe cleaners, loop fasteners Handle materials: craft sticks, building straws and connectors, thin straws, clothespins Fabric flowers (lilies and tulips) Flower cups and small paper cups Plastic coins Double - sided tape, sticky notes, masking tape, glue dots, and rulers * Refills available.

But it begs the question: If a minor albeit prolific author like me who garners only a few reviews (if that) per book can be labeled as inviting fake reviews (I don't), how harmful could Amazon's (and ReviewMeta's and Fakespot's) bovine excrement algorithms be to authors with hundreds of reviews?

Dr. Sol Adoni Books — Music — Films — Videos — Consults The Prophet Dr. Sol Adoni Media Requests How you can spot or post FAKE REVIEWS On Amazon Amazon...

As someone on the outside of this whole situation looking in, I have to wonder, how can one or two or five «maybe fake» reviews of a book be any more important than the forty or fifty or sixty or more other, legitimate reviews?

While we will largely focus on how these reviews affect Kindle and paperback books, this lawsuit is against fake reviews for every product.

For example, his book «How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months» contains a number of fake reviews, and you can find them in many of his other books.

• You don't tell reviewers what to say or how to rate your book • They're free to say whatever they want, including something negative • Early readers aren't your personal best friends • Don't post any fake reviews by pretend people, or encourage anyone to do that for you

But I don't need to pose with a fake Lamborghini — you can check out my books on Amazon to see how their doing.

Before «fake news» and the turn against Facebook, painter David Salle remembers a book that predicted how the media sphere would shatter

Then I came across an artist who paints fake self - help book titles, and I was specifically drawn to one that read, «How to Feel How You Felt Before you Knew What You Know Now.»

In addition to the reading list, the publisher also posted a series of satirical computer - generated images depicting fake book jackets, including a fake children's work called Mr. Police and Me: A My First Read - a-Long Tragedy and a book simply titled How To Not Get Shot.

One effort of mine came several years ago, in writing the introduction to Darryl Cunningham's clever graphic nonfiction book, «How to Fake a Moon Landing — Exposing the Myths of Science Denial» (nice review).

When America Alone (personally autographed copies of which are exclusively available, etc, etc) came out, I used to get occasional emails from Hollywood - not from the 20 - million - per - picture guys but from bona fide and Oscar - nominated stars (ie, not fake Nobel winners)- saying how much they liked the book, but please, don't mention it to anybody because they have to work in this town... Well, I'll never know what it's like to depend on Hollywood producers for your next gig, but I know a little bit about the public speaking circuit, and I was surprised, when Niall Ferguson made some unexceptional observations about Keynes that fell afoul of Big Gay, how instantly and abjectly he prostrated himself:

Earlier this week, after the question here about whether it's legal for your employer to make you clean up rat poo, Suzanne Lucas — Evil HR Lady — and I talked about how awesome it would be if we put together a book of all the fake employment laws that people think exist but actually don't.

Also, I'm thinking your next book is about how to brand yourself on the internet and not be a fake.