Sentences with phrase «miss reading fiction»

Not exact matches

Non-fiction that reads like fiction is Michael Sander's forte - published in 2006, but I sadly missed it.

Though I don't read much dystopian fiction, ON SUCH A FULL SEA has all the elements I generally love in fiction: a mysterious disappearance, a strong heroine who sets out in search of the missing person, and masterful storytelling.

I noted that you used third person in the query, Pamela, which for me made the story (almost) sound like fiction; and also that nowhere was the word «memoir» used in the query (unless I missed it), so am wondering how this crucial information was relayed to the acquisitions editor who read it.

The Children's Book narrowly missed our 2009 Fiction Top 10 and was a personal favorite of mine this year — if I haven't gone on about it enough to convince you here, read the full review.

Good flash fiction is missing nothing although we, reading it, may initially feel that we are missing something.

You are missing some great fiction by a lot of great writers if you aren't reading Fictionfiction by a lot of great writers if you aren't reading FictionFiction River.

This kind of nakedly derivative fan fiction lacks the depth that makes reading and cinema worthwhile, and misses the heart of storytelling: Discovery.

They don't really know what they're missing — the fulfillment from writing to a live audience; the depth of the reading experience made possible only through the web, something that we as web fiction readers have had the luck to experience over the past couple of years.

This tournament marks only the first of 5 different full - fledged events AniClash is holding throughout the week of October 7th to October 14th to celebrate Central Fiction's release; click here to read up on all of the other competitions planned and don't miss out on a single second of our BlazBlue: CF Launch Week Celebration!

(I'd argue that people don't know what they're missing when it comes to short stories: for busy professionals, like lawyers, who can finish a story in one or two sittings, for example, or the average reader, who by reading short stories can sample some of the best fiction writers have to offer, as another.)