Sentences with phrase «important than this writer»

Your story is no more important than this writer's or anyone else.

Not exact matches

This is a concept that most commonly applies to fiction writers rather than marketers, but it's just as important.

«Our client annuity writers are finding that it is more important than ever to have an evidence - based methodology for assumption - setting,» said Timothy Paris, Ruark's CEO.

The joke on me was that «I like the book for all the reasons the writer says its evil,» and that's probably true, but there's an important point I've taken away from the document: having paying customers speaks louder than critics.

Think of what we learn from the stories of Flannery O'Connor, a lesser writer than Twain, certainly, but one who knew something very important about the world he didn't.

Islam's «West - stricken - ness» There are few things more important to understanding contemporary Islam, says Mottahedeh, than what one Iranian writer named as gharbzadegi.

A published writer for more than 40 years, Powers's literary career is unusual compared to that of other «important» American writers.

A growing number of Jewish writers deplore the fact that, for most American Jews, it is more important to be liberal than to be Jewish.

A prolific writer, he has published more than a half - dozen books, the most important of which are the three - volume collection, Contemporary Halakhic Problems.

It is, for me, the hardest part of being a writer and blogger, particularly one who focuses on both faith and parenting — two areas where people tend to put all of their faith in the «right» answer and to feel threatened by those who answer important questions differently than they do.

Not only does a fluent reader make the transition to being a fluent writer much more easily than a non-fluent reader, but as students get older reading plays an important role in math, science, and social studies, too.

«I think it is important for us as arts writers to train members to understand the era we are in a how to do our work better than we have done over the years,» he stated.

But perhaps it is this very concern with the poetics of film rather than its aesthetics (if we choose to play with words) that leaves Bordwell an important writer on film but often less than a great one.

It was inevitable that at some point, the characters and stories of Marvel's movie universe would be more important than the comics which inspired their writers, stars, directors, and the audience too.

Playwright - turned - writer / director McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths) is just gifted enough to make you feel like you're watching something important and penetrating, rather than just bilious.

We also discussed adolescent rebellion, the mechanics of writing, and what most directors really think about writers, the aesthetic possibility of post-it notes, and why the question is more important than the answer.

Per usual, a great deal of critics have essentially predetermined that Eastwood's politics are more important to harp on than the political substance of his movie, to the point that a few truly moronic writers have labeled it as an argument for the travel ban.

Even though writing for an audience is less expected in lower grades than it is in secondary, it's important elementary teachers set their emerging writers to task with real writing scenarios.

But if a site is going to sell books, its appeal to readers is more important than its appeal to writers.

Emblazoned across the cover of Canadian artist and writer Patrick Bonneville's Timeless Earth: 400 of the World's Most Important Places are Kofi Annan's wise words: «We should emphasize what unites us much more than what divides us.»

Your book is more important than your platform, so spend most of your time getting better and better as a writer.

I think it's important writers understand the dollars and cents involved rather than the vagaries of «good» «nice» etc and bestseller lists.

I think it's natural for writers to think what's inside is more important than what's outside.

Mike Swift at Writer Unboxed shows how his list of Six Things Every Writer Needs to Succeed are different (and much more important, imo) than what you might think.

While industry (other authors) support is of great value (look to WANA and other similar entities for this), it's more important to build a tribe of readers than a tribe of fellow writers.

It's more important than ever for writers to remain clear - eyed and to grapple with the big questions.

That is why it is more important than ever that a writer be committed to the craft and business of being an author.

And viewed from this perspective, the social role of the artist, especially the writer of fiction, becomes far more important — and far more culturally potent — than most people ever appreciate.

I think writers spend far too much time and effort considering how to market their books (it's important, but you can do it cheaply and easily and reach far more people than most authors imagine — they are just focusing on the wrong things).

Promotion will be more important than ever in the future and robust, flexible promotional tools will mean the difference between success and failure for many writers.

It is important to assess the style, originality of the writer, to disassemble images, artistic techniques that he or she used in the work, and think about, what is his / her unique, inimitable style than differ this author from others.

The fact that 70 % of trade book sales are print may be important to a big trade publisher, but it is worse than useless for a writer.

If you are familiar with The Book, The Cook and The Hook model of marketplace analysis in the publishing industry, you'll find that your back story as a writer and motivation for writing your book — the story behind the book — is far more important to attracting the social proof for your project on Kickstarter and other crowdfunding sites than your existing track record of publishing traditionally and your well - honed author platform.

What that meant, concretely, was finding a better Lead Level Designer than me, and finding a better writer than me so that I would only have one job, and then - perhaps even more important - working to build as many of the creative leaders as I could so that maybe one day, I could have no jobs.

We have a rich calendar of activities, which includes more than 100 events per year — educational workshops, conferences, lectures, concerts, conversations with artists, writers, curators, screenings etc — often organised in collaboration with other important institutions and attended by an international public passionate about art.

Moderated by Sharon Louden, Artist and Editor Panelists include: Sean Mellyn and Jennifer Dalton, Artists and Contributors to «Living and Sustaining a Creative Life» Christian Viveros - Faune, Writer, Curator and Art Critic for the Village Voice Paddy Johnson, is the founding Editor of Art F City and writes a column on art and Internet for artnet news At a time when art is increasingly viewed as a commodity and art - school graduates feel that gallery representation is imperative for making a living and a career, it is more important than ever to show the reality of how an artist sustains a creative practice over time.

In 2007, he co-produced with writer and curator Gilane Tawadros the publication, Life Is More Important Than Art, with contributions from Faisal Abdul» Allah, Stuart Brisley, Susan Hiller, David Medalla, Uriel Orlow, Zineb Sedira, Yinka Shonibare and Terry Smith.

As a writer, I've long been frustrated by how galleries, and even museums, see the catalogue as an after - thought, a supplement, rather than an important, indeed essential, feature of the exhibition as a total historical work.

Now, legacy publishers have moved into the service industry where it seems digital tools are more important than editorial efforts and we are watching the pool of writers leaving for other pastures (I decline to call them «greener» just yet).

The key layout is a bit wonky (several symbols and punctuation marks important for writers and coders get moved to new positions) and the key spacing feels a bit more cramped than our winner.

It's critical to get your resume's top «sizzle points» in the top half of your first page, rather than waste your most valuable space on information that's more important to the writer than to the reader.

Any executive resume writer will tell you to document more details than you think is necessary, because you can always filter through them later and only include the most important ones on your resume or LinkedIn profile.

And, when it comes to jobs like professional writer, what you can do is more important than when you did it.

But avoid a resume writer who believes rules are more important than a great resume.