Sentences with phrase «n't write for»

I spent ten years and thirteen books in trad publishing until it beat me down to the point where I couldn't write for three years.

However, I don't write for the love of it.

I was unaware of it, as I don't write for kids, and my own children are too old (and haven't yet reproduced...).

In the utter extreme, the author doesn't write for an audience, but for his or her own reasons.

I don't write for recognition or fame which is clearly what Alison Gilmore was after.

Heiny has taken a circuitious route to her first novel: She had a short story published in The New Yorker when she was only 25, wrote 25 young adult novels under a pen name and then didn't write for almost a decade after the birth of her first child.

I've had periods where I didn't write for a while, but I always come back to it, and I always have lots of ideas waiting to be worked on.

You may respond «I don't write for free.»

We don't write for beans, though.

HOOSE: Well, I don't write for children.

I don't write for them that much, so the fact that I was on there and interviewed about my publishing perspectives means that a lot of TechCrunch people who don't usually read my blog came to my site.

I don't write for MacMillan.

I'm sorry to see them go, but I don't write for everybody.

Would the dialogue be different if the newbie authors (like me) don't write for a living, but rather have one book, a memoir (in my case) to share with the world?

We are told Don't write for the market.

Some dentists will mess your mouth up good, and some best selling * authors * can't write for shite.

As with any industry and media, anyone who doesn't write for you / with you / for the same outlet you're with, are the... View Article

There's the potential for a great role, but McCarthy doesn't write for it.

I didn't write for her because she told me to.

This is the biggest problem with Death Proof — Tarantino can't write for women.

Usually I don't write for example «organic apples» in my recipes but for a sourdough starter I think it's essential.

Yet, even for some of us, there are things we shouldn't write for all the world to see ``... speak to your brother in secret and if he hear you, you have gained a brother (Gal 6).

He couldn't write for shit and that's why there is very little known about him.

We do not spam or submit our own links on social media (we do post them to our own Twitter / Facebook accounts, as you would expect), we don't buy Twitter followers, and we don't write for the sake of getting page views.

I don't write for many others anymore, and that is so that I can continue to grow my own blog and increase my income.

Rare Find wasn't written for the HR recruiter looking for mere warm - bodied competence, but for those hunters who seek the next, great «impact player.»

Richard Bernstein does not write for amateurs.

If you're looking for peer reviews (he's not writing for a scientific journal!)

Also remember, the Bible is not written for literary interpretation.

They are not written for children, and do not function in any way as allegories.

In one sense, of course, it's true that Tolstoy wasn't writing for Toni Morrison.

In that same sense, he wasn't writing for me, either, when I was a teenager in California and read him for the first time.

I looked up the Toni Morrison quote, which seemed to be taken from a profile in The Guardian: ««I'm writing for black people,» she says, «in the same way that Tolstoy was not writing for me, a 14 - year - old coloured girl from Lorain, Ohio.

Sappho wasn't writing for Toni Morrison or for me.

Marly Youmans's new novel, Maze of Blood, has an epigraph from Jorge Luis Borges (who wasn't writing for Marly or for me, but whose books I have read and reread over the years).

kermit4jc Because the Bible was not written for one culture..

They were not written for that purpose.

again... thigns the Jews were familiar with... think of this.the BIble was not written for God..

He decries that it was not written for us or to us, but then tries to use it to defend his views.

The scripture was not written to us, the scripture was not written for us, the scripture was not written about us.

Matthew and Luke weren't writing for scholarly publications.

The Bible was not written for the unbelievers (atheist, members of the religious and gay community, etc) and in their sinful state they are alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them (Eph.

This book is not written by a technical scholar and not written for technical scholars but for the general public.

They were not written for you or I. Secondly, the ceremonial, sacrificial, and dietary laws of the Old Testament are no longer binding as laid out in the New Testament.

Besides I do not write for your level of understanding.

Like Brian, I think that statement, «Relax, it wasn't written for you» is encouraging.

Whilst not written for a vegan diet, it gave me a really clear understanding of what nutritional ketogenis is all about as well of plenty of tips to get me started.

I appreciate cooking for a diabetic has it's challenges and that this may not be appropriate, but it was not written for that specific purpose, but rather providing those, where appropriate, the option to have a less refined and what is generally considered a healthier form of sweetener, not to mention much less sweet than most cookies.

Obviously this article wasn't written for such people because they have made up their mind and, therefore, they shouldn't be confused with facts!

As for reading to your children, these posts are not written for children, they are written for the parents of children.