Sentences with phrase «leading book reviewers»
This story has just completed a blog tour, which included some of the web's leading book reviewers.
http://www.bloominbrilliantbooks.com/ Not exact matches
These reviewers have tended to assert their interpretive authority, unconsciously making the inference that, because the historical - critical method would not lead one to say this or that about the book of Jonah or the Gospel of Matthew, therefore it can not be said.
Second, we must give reviewers and event organizers enough lead time to get the book in their queue, read it, and schedule coverage and events.
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.»)
That's why, despite the fact that traditional book reviewers should probably have changed their submission requirements long ago, when the technological changes in book publishing shortened the book production schedule so much, it's still impossible for book publicists (and for authors who are conducting book publicity campaigns) to bypass the rules and garner traditional book reviews without having at least three months» lead time.
Old school book reviewers (who still matter), require at least three months» lead time.
It seems as if many readers and reviewers really liked this character, but I found her reasoning skills and actions so unrealistic for an 11 - year - old that it led me to feel the book was less than stellar.
The only significant criticisms of this book are from a reviewer who questions Gregory's interpretation of events - for example, whether it is credible that Katherine led the defence against the Scots.
The problem is when that compensation leads the reviewer to lie about the book.
Many of her 5 - star reviewers said the reason they bought her book was because the attractive cover design caught their attention, which ultimately lead them to read the blurb, and buy the book.
Finding early reviewers to generate buzz upon launch, and leaving enough lead time to allow them to read my book
My guess would be that in discounting the self - published books, reviewers believe they're saving themselves a lot of time analyzing manuscripts that fall short in one or more of those developmental categories, which would lead to a bad review.
In many other situations book reviewers are simply and only book reviewers, e.g., this review and set of progress comments from Blythe that led to Kathleen Hale's self - admitted stalking, leading to the #HaleNo backlash.
Book lovers of all ages will love the All - New NOOK, the Simple Touch Reader ™, which dozens of leading reviewers have praised as the best dedicated reading device on the market.
I knew she could she handle the structural aspect of writing, but her being a book reviewer led me to believe she would be the perfect editor to review my manuscript from a reader's point of view.
It allows copies of the book to reach bookstore shelves before major publicity appears, gives reviewers some lead time to prepare their articles, and provides a margin for unforeseen changes in the book's production schedule.
In this book, reviewer Christopher Masters states, Dorazio advanced his belief, perhaps with surfeit of optimism, that «abstract art could change the world... that just as science and technology were destroying the barriers between different cultures, so the new «universal style» would lead to a «universal civilisation».»