Sentences with phrase «not real writers»

W / o a legacy deal they were, of course, not real writers.

Here's my answer to the inevitable discussion of how Trad Pub is «the one true path» and if you aren't Trad Pub'd, you aren't a real writer:

Hot Button # 1: The infamous «if you don't write every day you're not a real writer» article and the larger «real writer» myth.

People who haven't read my fiction sometimes assume it can't be any good, and that I'm only doing so well because I know how to market my books — so they think I'm cheating or I'm not a real writer (even though I've gotten over 600 reviews this year).

If I needed help, my inner critic told me, I wasn't a real writer.

Note, I am not a real writer, just someone who can write and does so on occasion.

If Ross Gelbspan was swayed by concerned letter - writing readers of his 1995 article to look into the work of skeptics, but those weren't real writers, how does it follow that skeptic scientists were influencing the masses anyway?

Not exact matches

As a sole proprietor of a travel consulting service and as a free - lance writer, I can guess at some of the reasons for failure: Undercapitalization Undercapitalization Undercapitalizaton Oh yes, then there is the fact that lots of folks just don't have the entrepreneurial personality, that can come up smiling in the face of crushing defeats (ask any real estate agent).

What is interesting to see with this bitcoin hype is how uneducated writers still are when it comes to the question of what money actually is — especially the assumption that money, e.g. US Dollars, are tied to any real world values like gold is one of these modern fairytales that is repeated often — I can not understand that even after the big corporate crimes (aka as «financial crisis») that US Citizens cost millions of dollars there is still such a lack of understanding of what money actually is.

I don't know that I can offer any real good advice for new writers except that write what you have a passion for.

I feel resentful because C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and all these other writers, real writers, had luxuries like housekeepers and pubs and colleagues, they had creature comforts and every time the Muse arrived, they didn't have to shush her, plead with her to come back later because, right now, Muse, can't you see?

Doty suggests that because of political intrigue and the vulnerability of the postal system, the letter writer was careful to entrust the real message of the letter to the carrier, not merely to the text of the letter itself (45 - 46).

Most Insightful: Jeff Cook (at Jesus Creed) with «Rob Bell and C.S. Lewis» «There's not one controversial idea in Love Wins that is not clearly voiced as a real possibility by the most popular evangelical writer of the last century, CS Lewis.»

So is Christianity really following Jesus or the writers of these gospels... oh and the Hebrew chapters has not clue who and when was it written... my suggestion is to spend sometime to know what you believe and what you want to believe... also if you really like to know about what real Jesus was, please read Quran... more eighty times the name of Jesus is mentioned in this book... where there is a chapter with Jesus» mother name «Mary» chapter 19, there is another chapter name «ale imran'the grand father of Jesus, chapter 3... and then compare what Jesus really was dear brother in mankind...

II think that the writer of this article do not really understand the real Christianity and he tries to put it in a way to appear as complex or not logical.

Responding to this reality, and getting real about priorities, Msgr. Joseph Champlin, well - known writer and lecturer, told the diocesan paper of St. Cloud, Minn., «The big question is not about the ordination of women or married clergy or the decline in clergy or pedophilia or abortion or assisted suicide.

Either way, she's the real deal, as writer Jason Aaron says, «This is not She - Thor.

And it tends to separate those who shape public mass media messages from their audience, so that we can not easily judge whether the writer or speaker is «real» or trustworthy.

Some vague and ghostly continuation was granted, in at least some if not all biblical writers; but this continuation was an insignificant and senseless shadow of real life.

Also, several of the writers seem to imagine that the only choice we have is between the power of the state and the power of capital, but since that is not a real choice, or even a real distinction, and since it has absolutely nothing to do with anything I said, I shall largely ignore the matter.

New York Times food writer Mark Bittman couldn't tell the difference between Beyond Meat and real chicken either.

I'm not even getting in the car and going to the ballpark every day like a real writer.

At first i thought the writer intended to write about Emmanuel Petit as he is a pundit for SuperSport but when i discovered it Adebayo his real name (Source from Nigeria and not Adebayor) it becomes even clear the more reason i should care less about whatsoever he's got to say about Arsenal but trying to compare his stats is the height of ridicule i can imagine not forgetting his goal ratio to chances on goal at the service of Cesc etal.

It also shows writers» inclinations toward looking at the Midwest as «real» America isn't a recent construct.

Therefor, the writer's only real reason is that Ballard didn't draft Luck.

Bringing on Martin Skrtel and sticking him next to someone with no real leadership qualities was always a recipe for disaster: especially — and this writer can not possibly put a bigger emphasis on this — with no defensive midfielder.

However, and more importantly, BlogHer — and the ability to connect in real life with so many talented writers and friends whose work I admire — only comes around once a year and I want to be present in the moment while I'm there, not holed up in my hotel room posting and moderating comments.

We're not actively seeking other guest writers currently, but if you have any real first - person stories about you and your baby and your adventures as a rookie mom (or dad), we'd be happy to consider it.

Most importantly, the stories told by these Moms, who also happen to be very talented writers, will make you feel not like you are living all alone on a deserted island for bad mothers, but that you have finally, FINALLY found the elusive secret society for Moms who are real people with real stress and real reactions to said stress and are saying it — out loud!

Twinmom.com does not rely solely on professional writers, but real moms, with real stories.

Whether it's racially integrated families, addiction, or obesity, it's refreshing to see that the writers aren't afraid to touch on the real issues.

Or I leave the blinking cursor on the white screen and think about how everyone has already said everything worth saying and I suck and I'm not even a real writer, anyway.

It would be major, major celebrity real estate news.Because these family members aren't always reliable.And because of their reputations, members of his team take care to keep information on a need to know basis.He has also made various investments and also an author and a writer.

PLEASE READ MY Bio raise in Texas now stay in Atlanta Georgia I don't be on here much JUST TO TRY SOMETHING NEW UNLESS I FIND SOMETHING REAL THAT»S WORTH STAYING WHERE IM AT... I AM A SONG WRITER I AM ALSO A PERSONAL TRAINER I BELIEVE IN LOVE AT FIRST SITE CORNY BUT TRUE.

While the previous films in the series have been just that — parts of a sequence designed to get us here, each with their own beginning and end — the first and second parts of Deathly Hallows are two halves of the same film, and to approach them as separate entities means missing just what director David Yates, writer Steve Kloves, and a host of storytellers and performers have done: They've made a five - hour fantasy epic that balances effects - driven battles with some very real character moments, and one that isn't afraid to have its heroes pay a high price for their convictions.

This is the character actor's debut as a writer and director, and it's a good beginning as Buscemi is able to flesh out real people in an engaging character study, of characters who are not the inventions of Hollywood.

The patter is more what you'd hear from reasonably clever people in real life, not a bunch of lines thought up in the comedy's writers» room.

It has been argued that Jackson's performances in Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown served to sanction his writer - director's fetishizing of certain stereotypes pertaining to African - American movie characters — and also his co-opting of subcultural postures and attitudes well beyond his real - life experiences (if not, it goes without saying, his VHS collection).

Whereas a hit like Wedding Crashers struck such a balance somewhat awkwardly — structured so that the first half was for boys - boy rowdiness, and the second half for girly - girl romance — Apatow's latest tackles both exigencies nearly simultaneously, a considerable feat aided by the writer - director's adept ability to wring laughs not from outrageous farce and slapstick but, instead, from real - world situations and dilemmas.

These people don't feel real, and they're so unlikable that the fact that they're merely a writer's construct makes them even more intolerable.

Director Craig Gillespie («Lars and the Real Girl»), writer Steven Rogers and a breakout Margot Robbie in the title role do a phenomenally entertaining job bringing all this to vibrant life, mixing biopic and documentary - style tropes, direct address, and split screen for a movie that sometimes seems as if it can't believe it's telling a true story, either.

Leo doesn't bother to read the blog because his ex-wife isn't a «real writer.»

These are the avenues that could make Bleed more than just a standard boxing movie, but writer / director Ben Younger (Boiler Room) doesn't seem interested in real character development.

Screen Rant got a chance to chat with Charlize Theron and Jason Reitman on press day, where we discussed what real world inspiration was used for the film, how well Jason connects with writer Diablo Cody, and whether or not we will see a Mad Max spin off with Furiosa.

The writer - director admirably steps away, for the most part, from easy outs, and Jerry and Dorothy's relationship (not to mention the one between the agent and his client) are affecting because there are real struggles there, not just contrivances.

In trying to prove that it's OK to be different, writer - director Peter Hedges («Dan in Real Life») has Timothy bond with Joni (Odeya Rush), whose birthmark proves that she is likewise unusual, but she apparently does not have the same fantasy background as Timothy, whose leg sports green leaves that can not be cut or removed in any way but which fall out, one by one, as their green color fades.

For once, the writers get much of the technology and language of this world correct — more accurately, the use of terminology and the interaction between the online and real worlds are plausible, if not actually likely.

Writers Patrick Massett and John Zinman, who've written and produced TV series ranging from Friday Night Lights to The Blacklist, based their screenplay on real - life events which you can read about HERE — but don't do so before you see the picture.

There's a real trap that writers fall into in this country where they start to believe that they're not getting a break because of politics or because someone doesn't like them.

Unfamiliar with the story and real life individuals, Spielberg, and the writers, Joel & Ethan Coen and Matt Charman, don't enter the grit and horror of two countries at a feud, literally on the brink of a real devastating war.