Sentences with phrase «non-fiction author talk»

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As a publicist she works with both fiction and non-fiction authors including New York Times bestseller D. Watkins, author of The Beastside: Living and Dying While Black in America, Tia Williams, former magazine beauty editor and author of The Perfect Find and Clint Smith award - winning poet, Ted Talk conference speaker and contributor to The New Yorker.

SPR talks to author Christine Osborne, SPR Awards Winner for Non-Fiction about her book, Travels With My Hat.

The author in one chapter talks about his own publication starting in the very early days of e-books, and he knows through his own experiences the process for fiction and non-fiction.

Not long ago I was talking to a traditionally published author who saw what I was doing — stories, novellas, novelettes, non-fiction, backlist (all in addition to my trad books)

So far we've talked in terms of fiction titles, but all of this applies to non-fiction authors as well.

If you're anything like me, you've politely sat on your hands in some talk about author marketing because the techniques discussed clearly were aimed at non-fiction writers.

In this show I talk to Lucienne Boyce, a successful Historical Fiction and Non-Fiction author, about her experiences using an assisted publishing company, Silverwood Books.

Getting media exposure tends to be easier for non-fiction authors (see tip # 22) as you will have something to talk about that relates to the real world.

I sat down with author Douglas Preston (co-author of the best - selling Pendergast thriller series, as well as several fiction and non-fictions works of his own) to talk about what authors may want from Amazon.

But, on her recent Books in Three Bytes podcast appearance in the AuthorBytes Café, historical fiction, and non-fiction author Leslie Carroll talks about some of the most powerful — and infamous — figures in history... who just happen to have been women.

As the author of both fiction and non-fiction and a speaker on topics as wide - ranging as self - talk, caregiving, writing, post-traumatic stress disorder, and the journey of faith in Christ.

Avoiding Collapse Jared Diamond, a man of multiple talents (evolutionary biologist, physiologist, biogeographer, professor of geography and physiology at UCLA, non-fiction author), gave an interesting talk at TED about why societies collapse.

As the author of both fiction and non-fiction and a speaker on topics as wide - ranging as self - talk, caregiving, writing, post-traumatic stress disorder, and the journey of faith in Christ.