Sentences with phrase «lots of your type of book»

For instance, if your book is a paranormal romance set in the future in which the main characters are all teenagers, is there a group that buys lots of your type of book?

Not exact matches

Oh and same goes for jews... there seems to be a lot of jew hate from christians too... so lets repeat the questions for the average christian... don't worry, i'll type it slow, i know most of you suck at reading comprehension as seen by your often complete lack of knowledge of the book to which you folks base your lives on...

And, honestly, people who view the Bible as «the Good Book» and think it's just about the golden rule or something - well, I'm sure those people tend to be happier than us analytical types - but I think they are taking a lot of verses out of context sometimes too.

If you are in the strictest phase of AIP, this book probably won't give you the most bang for your buck, but if you are the type who likes to experiment in the kitchen then I think a LOT more of the recipes inside could be tweaked to make them AIP or AIP reintro recipes.

I have been interested in trying a Ketogenic diet because I suffer from autoimmune conditions, histamine issues, digestive problems, psoriasis but because I am A - blood type I didn't think eating a lot of meat was right for my blood type after reading the book by that name.

That's the book and she talks about soaking the nuts and thinks like that and helping to deactivate a lot of those things, so these old type of cooking things kinda make sense when the science kinda looks at the nitty - gritty so to speak.

Sure you can get these «metabolic typology» books and «blood type diet» books, but in the end it boils down to what suits YOU best, the more I see patients the more I have come to realise that there is book or guru who can tell you with perfect accuracy what protein is best for you, it is only by trial and error and lots of experimentation that you will come to determine your own exact needs.

The book is listed as a thriller and I can see this working since Affleck used a lot of thriller type elements in his directorial debut Gone Baby Gone a couple years ago and I loved that movie.

You shouldn't ship your book to an editor as soon as you've typed «The End» unless you have a lot of time and money to spend.

As an author coach, I've helped authors with zero platform get literary agents and book deals, but... it's a lot EASIER if you have some type of platform.

I've been buying a lot of ebooks in the last 6 months and there are huge differences, depending on author, type of book, age of the book etc For instance; I recently bought the first 15 Mr Monk novels for about 5 $ a piece.

That's why trad publishers still have a lot to offer, especially in the marketing area... they get your books out to the right newspapers, they get your book up for literary prizes... indeed, any newbie signing a contract tese days should take a very close look at the type of marketing the trad publisher is committed to undertake...

There are MANY types of videos you can produce, and, as you would imagine, you need LOTS of CONTENT for all of them, including your book trailers.

I picked a type of book that people are actually looking for, in a definable genre with lots of readers.

There are lots of different techniques you might try, depending on the type of book you've written, and the type of author you are.

You can learn a lot by observing the books your book will be rubbing shoulders with, including the average price readers expect to pay for the type of book you've written.

Simply go into Facebook and type in [your genre / book topic], or simply back out of Facebook and go into Google and search... and that will net you a lot of opportunity for that type of readers.»

And I learnt a lot, both about the type of book I was writing and about how to submit to agents.

How to write a book proposal — It's a lot easier once you realize there are different types of book proposals.

I tend to buy lots of hardcover books by my favorite authors or take a chance on a new business, geopolitics, or other non-fiction type of reads.

There was not a lot of actual reading going on, more quick reference look ups and now with the internet less and less of those types of books are needed right at hand.

The advantage is that you have a lot of information available in one screen: the source of the book, the file type and the author name, and the information is pleasingly presented in a consistent layout.

Some of the pre-installed apps include a memo app that works with regular typing as well as voice typing, there's Hancom Office Viewer for working with office documents and PDFs, a Samsung Kids app with educational games and books, there's a Samsung CNN app with lots of news videos, Samsung Milk Music for streaming free tunes, and more.

This small effort has resulted in attracting a lot of book buyers to my site and yes, I saw a spike in sales after that podcast went live, so don't mistake the value of keywords in these types of metadata fields either.

Typing «how to get published» into the search engine of your choice will give you lots of helpful results, but here are a couple of guides to get you started: publishing professional Jane Friedman's (US - oriented) post on How to Get Your Book Published and a (UK - oriented) guide from Waterstones, How to Get Published.

Paranormal romance books often feature a lot of man - chest, moonlight, and fangs for vampire - type stories or a wolf, bear, or whatever in the background for shifter - type stories.

You see, if you are talking about a subject like for instance Acne, for example, and you have a list of ways to prevent acne, you can skip a lot of the «what is acne» type chapter because people are not buying your book to read that.

Warshaw talked about some of the reasons why there isn't as much focus on digital content for teen readers since a lot of the non-fiction format doesn't come through as easily in ebooks as it does for other types of books.

Reading the same type of book for escapism isn't as much fun as it used to be, so I tend to read a lot of nonfiction.

Regardless, these types of books are FAR more valuable to us - and more importantly, to libraries - then poorly edited, poorly represented books that have lots of reviews.

Find out what you need to do to turn out a viable book project — one that sells to publishers and to lots and lots of readers — and to become the type of writer who can be a successful author — one who produces successful books.

Examples of types of books that qualify for a special quote: Novellas, poetry books, short nonfiction, graphic novels, workbooks, journals, photo books, or books that will have a lot of graphical design elements.

At this point, I'm reading American books of all types, a few Eurocomics thanks to Marvel's partnership with Soleil, a lot of manga, a little manhwa... is there a word for that?

The second kind of editing that was done on the book was to extensively re-format the blog articles to eliminate a lot of the bold and other stylized type treatments used in blog articles to make them attractive and scannable for blog readers and bring the book more in line with standard book typography.

I've seen a lot of those types of observations in online book marketing groups recently.

The advantage is that you have a lot of information available in one screen — the source of the book, the file type, and the author name — and the information is pleasingly presented in a consistent layout.

They do write a lot of essays and papers every month, and it is difficult to list all of the services they subsequently supply, but as a rough guide here are a few of the types of essays and types of services that they supply: research paper, editing services, essay, review writing, article critique, book report, lab report, term paper, PowerPoint presentation, coursework, dissertation, any homework help, case study, and thesis papers.

-- Type of book: Publishers of certain art and photography books simply can't afford to send out lots of copies of very heavy, very expensive books very far.

3) There are a lot of thematic groups on Facebook, where members share useful tips on writing different types of academic papers, such as analytical essays, research papers, book reviews, term papers, thesis and even dissertations.

But you can then spend the rest of your life learning all of these types of stuff, and your book has a whole lot of really great stuff in.

They have an idea or manuscript they have passed around to various agents and publishers with no luck; they may just want to print a few copies of, say, a memoir for family members; they want to use it in their business as a type of calling card; or they actually want to sell a lot of books and make their living as writers.

You just have to know a lot about the type of books that you write, and the audience, and what they want.

Then you have to consider the trim size, margins, and lots of other factors before you settle on your type size for any specific book.

They are getting a lot more attention and more and more people are seeking out these types of books.

In the end, it's probably a lot of what type of person are you and what kind of book have you written to determine which way to go.

Most of them, in their years in translation, have fed off one another's popularity in defining what big - ticket manga of the shonen type «should» read like, since one success in a tricky market naturally begets the promotion of other books that sort of look and feel a lot like the prior success.

One of the things that a lot of authors are asking me is, should we be, as authors, trying to make sure the algorithm can tell what type of books we write and the audience we have?

Follow the links for the free book section, which as I type up this post has almost 65,000 free books in the Kindle format — sometimes a whole heck of a lot more — books for free in many eBook formats, including your Kindle.

Penny Dreadful brings literary monsters to life in Victorian London giving you a lot of books to read if you're so inclined: The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde; Frankenstein by Mary Shelley; Dracula by Bram Stoker; and as the title suggests the Penny Dreadfuls (zine - type publications) that were popular in Victorian England.

Not a lot of the endless monthly - grind type of books — just Moore, Millar, Kirkman, Morrison, etc..