Sentences with phrase «of wannabe authors»

In my mind this is exactly the same type of exploitation of wannabe authors as Harlequin's, and almost on a par with charging a reading fee.

Looks like all of the usual cadre of wannabe authors have come out of the woodwork to once more strike up a crusade against anyone that speaks ill of self - publishing.

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In this edited excerpt, the authors profile the owner of a helicopter service to give wannabe transportation service entrepreneurs an inside look at a profitable business.

For decades it was dismissed as the desperate refuge of authors rejected by publishing houses, wannabes who paid a fee to a musty vanity press that would dutifully typeset their words and transform them into a few boxes of books that the «writers» could hand out to their friends.

None but the tenured and the wannabe tenured would approach the Bible as a mere work of literature — much less as a text of divine inspiration — with so little imagination or so little appreciation for the imagination of its authors, this is sobering, for today's student theologians are likely to be tomorrow's women of the cloth.

Rosalind Wiseman, author of Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends and Other Realities of Adolescence, shares her S.E.A.L. tool, used to help teens deal with a confrontation or disagreement.

Dr. Phil joins with Rosalind Wiseman, author of Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends and Other Realities of Adolescence, to give parents advice on helping their daughters become accountable for their actions.

If fans had wondered when — as all high - profile SNL cast members eventually do — Fey would set her sights on feature films, their curiosity would soon be answered when it was announced that Fey would be writing and appearing in Mean Girls (2004), an adaptation of author Rosalind Wiseman's popular book Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Boyfriends and Other Realities of Adolescence.

Author of Masterminds and Wingmen and Queen Bees and Wannabes — the book behind the new Broadway show, «Mean Girls» — she puts the focus on creating cultures of dignity within schools by breaking down power structures between adults and students.

Reactions have ranged from outrage and disgust that once again self - published authors were being treated as amateurs, wannabes, and «aspiring authors,» to anger at indie authors for trying to liken their plight to the civil rights movement with Howey's choice of title and comments along the lines of, «It's like shades of Jim Crow when blacks had to sit in the back of the bus...» [1.

From the comments I see posted on various blogs and websites, I have to conclude that the vast majority of wannabe bestselling authors are severely delusional.

There are continuous referrals to traditional publishing as «greedy» by both wannabe self - published authors, and authors who seek to blaze a new trail being published by Amazon, without understanding of how the traditional business model really works.

Steve is also an aspiring «PhD wannabe» (his words, not mine) whose knowledge of literature runs from an entrenched understanding of the classics to those works of literary fiction developed by independent authors in more recent times.

The difference between your old ways and the new one is that it's the readers who will decide what they want to read, not a bunch of over-educated, frustrated wannabe authors who are sniffing the wind to try and catch the next big wave.

But... given that there is a huge supply of author wannabes waiting in the wings to fill the small numbers of slots, maybe they won't have to change... just find an author who is willing to concede to their demands....

I've never attempted anything on this scale, and bringing together 4 diverse, very successful authors to Grand Bend to teach 90 minute workshops to an equally diverse audience of new and «wannabe» writers proved to be no small challenge.

On top of all of this, Mur has a fantastic podcast for wannabe authors called, I Should Be Writing, which I highly recommend.

If you are worried that an author might be self - published and, therefore, part of the unwashed wannabe literati, there's a wonderful think you can do with almost every e-book retailer out there: download a sample.

Expect to see all of this push into a higher gear — after all... there is money in wannabe author's pockets.

Joe sez: Some people believe the ease of self - publishing means that millions of wannabe writers will flood the market with their crummy ebooks, and the good authors will get lost in the morass, and then family values will go unprotected and the economy will collapse and the world will crash into the sun and puppies and kittens by the truckload will die horrible, screaming deaths.

• Why struggling authors spend countless hours and hundreds of dollars publishing their dream book, only to find it gets lost among all the other self - published «wannabe» books... and how you can make sure your book stands out from the competition.

It is a competitive market, indubitably, but what draws the attention of wannabe - published authors is definitely the prospect of owning it and not having to see another rejection letter in the mail.

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Evy Journey, SPR (Self Publishing Review) Independent Woman Author awardee, is a writer, a wannabe artist, and a flâneuse who, wishes she lives in Paris where people have perfected the art of aimless roaming.

I had heard of too many wannabe published authors who had been waiting for years for either a book deal from a trad publisher, or even an agent to pitch for them.

Traditional publishers are taking notice and are now gearing up to offer their own «self - publishing» opportunities... Expect to see all of this push into a higher gear — after all, there is money in wannabe author's pockets.»

I don't have the numbers, but I guess less than 10 % of these «wannabes» become authors, or entrepreneurs.

An agent's job is to sift through the thousands of mostly - unreadable manuscripts that wannabe authors send him every year and forward the ten or twenty that he thinks stand a chance to whichever publisher (s) he thinks will be most interested in them.

Writer, wannabe author, creator of Slightly Animated cartoons on YouTube, and more than a bit nerdy.