Sentences with phrase «nothing about this indie»

Our Take: The cast is pretty strong, but other than that we've heard little - to - nothing about this indie offering.

Not exact matches

Most of the world saw nothing remarkable about indie director Whit Stillman's decision to adapt Lady Susan, a relatively obscure epistolary novella by Jane Austen, into a movie called Love & Friendship.

While there's nothing particularly original about The Rewrite, it has a nicely joshing literary tone and a great cast of indie actors, including Allison Janney and JK Simmons.

B - The Duelists Rated PG Available on Blu - ray In 1977, two years before he released Alien, Director Ridley Scott made his debut with this indie about two French military officers in the time of Napoleon (Keith Carradine and Harvey Keitel) who spend decades dueling each other over practically nothing.

Nothing says «indie» more than a movie about the travails of twentysomethings, and at first blush, British writer - director Alex Barrett's feature debut, Life Just Is, would seem to fulfill all of the usual clichés.

It really is about who calls the shots — nothing more — including whether or not they want to use a service like Indie Reader or The Vault.

Agents are not writers, agents can't help you rewrite, and they only know about six or seven editors and nothing at all about the new world of indie publishing.

Some lists will explicitly say that they are open to indie / self - published books, while others say nothing about that.

Authors, especially indie authors, need to be warned about this small but toxic underworld thriving in the shadows of Amazon.com... keep in mind: my post here has nothing to do with authentic customer reviews on Amazon, both positive and negative.

We must all be careful, be diligent, and write well, and ultimately, if we do these things, then there's nothing the Big 6 can do about indie authors.

I talked about this in a previous article called: Booktube for Indie Authors which opened the eyes of a lot of authors who knew nothing about this subculture of book reviewers.

Now, there is nothing inherently better about one than the other, because some books and authors are better built for a specific type of indie publishing.

So many people turn their nose up at indie publishers not realizing that sometimes book contracts have nothing to do with your talent, but about marketing.

Passive Guy has just about decided that the differences between indie publishing and traditional publishing are so great that nearly anyone immersed in traditional publishing has almost nothing useful to say about indie publishing.

4 - That the Big Publishing Houses in Manhattan glass towets don't participate in KU says nothing about whether KU is a good deal for Indies because, as the table listed in the article points out, KU payouts only approximate the typical author payouts of Indie - priced books.

If this doesn't convince you about the merits of «going indie,» nothing will.

Well, we indie authors are nothing if not resourceful and I've seen some wonderful posts about the current (as in the... Continue reading →

I do get tired of many indie authors who see nothing else but indie are really down right mean about tradi.

Prior to getting this as part of the recent eShop Humble Bundle a few months ago, I knew nothing about it other than it looked to be yet another indie game trying to look like it came from the 80s.

@ 151 You give money then get something in return simple as tat... tats not the point the point is indie game coming to vita shows vita is nothing but an indie machine... it won't affect me yet since JRPG localization is going strong... if there's only indie then wouldn't have gotten a vita in the 1st place... should read some article about people rage about vita support

Your little dose of perspective had nothing to do with what I was actually talking about like it never does and if you went out and read what the Sony people are saying on other places than this blog then you would clearly see that what I said about the Vita being abandoned (no more first party games — only indies, phone ports, and JRPG translations coming) and the Project Morpheus being an «indie playground» were 100 % true.

If such assessment was made about a regular, multi-platform publisher, the idea would surely have been abandoned — however, since it was, in a way, a very prestigious project that was eagerly anticipated by a small, albeit quite important group of dedicated players, the work was eventually carried through, and the players got an amazing, absolutely unique game, the production of which was only motivated with the need to have extraordinary games available for PlayStation — otherwise, it would have been nothing more than a super-modest indie game.