Sentences with phrase «post discusses book»

This post discusses book websites and how to use and manage book domain names.

If you aren't familiar with my previous posts discussing this book, click here!

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In fact, Gates and his wife enjoyed both books so much they even invited the author to come discuss his work with them, posting the conversation to their blog.

It reminds me also of Peter Nagel's new book «Mind and Cosmos», heresy to some biologists and philosophers, and discussed this weekend in the National Post, where he brings in «consciousness», which seems to be the highest thing, yet completely ignored.

I mention this because I feel that the overall theme of this book is exactly what you are discussing in this post so if anyone reading this post wants to learn more I suggesting looking into the book.

What a beautiful looking book, and a fabulous way of discussing bullying x Ali at agreenerlifeforus.com recently posted... A passion for upcycling

In the post, she discusses Daniel Smith's new book, Monkey Mind, and what it reveals about the causes of anxiety.

Each month we feature a book relevant to cellulite and discuss it in weekly posts.

While I do discuss Lyme, a tick - borne infectious disease, as a potential root cause of Hashimoto's in my book, Hashimoto's The Root Cause and in my post about infections, I want to give you additional resources to help you overcome this debilitating infection!

The links between these toxic foods and obesity are discussed in our book and in several blog posts (see Why We Get Fat: Food Toxins, Jan 20, 2011, and Wheat and Obesity: More from the China Study, Sep 4, 2010).

We'll cover vitamin D in detail in a future post and I discuss it in detail in my book.

In this post we'll be discussing many of the strategies she recommends, but for a deeper dive you can pick up her book here.

Readers of our book know that copper causes vascular disease; blog readers may be more familiar with an excellent post by Stephan, «Copper and Cardiovascular Disease», discussing evidence that copper deficiency causes cardiovascular disease.

They've just posted the video so you can watch us discuss the book, Han Solo casting, and more!

It also offers two featurettes --» The Origin Story of Big Hero 6: Hiro's Journey,» which follows the process of adaptation process from comic book to animate feature, and «Big Animator 6: The Characters Behind the Characters,» with the animators discussing the evolution of the characters on the screen — deleted scenes (in rough form, as they were removed in early stages of production; you can see one of them at the end of the post), and Easter Eggs for the kids to hunt for.

Leading the Global Education Movement (The Huffington Post) Fernando Reimers discusses his new book, One Student at a Time: Leading the Global Education Movement.

Her post did, however, catch me off guard because my Broad piece and my book, which she also discusses, are about a particular subject (systems), while her thrust is about something quite different (classrooms).

Educating All Children and the Power of Technology (Huffington Post) Professor Fernando Reimers announces book launch and discusses his theory that technology is key to the success of the global education movement.

(Hanover, MD, April 25, 2012) Veteran Education Week reporter Sean Cavanagh discusses CSDC Board Vice-Chair Ember Reichgott Junge's new book, «Zero Chance of Passage: The Pioneering Charter School Story,» in his April 19th blog post.

In this School Financial Success post, we discuss the process we've outlined in our book «Leading a School Budget Review».

I never discuss my books on there and use it only as a reader — posting reviews that I used to post to Amazon and staying out of any groups or discussions.

The next post discusses the benefit of having your book sold and distributed to bookstores by a traditional publisher or by a self - publishing service provider that is affiliated with a traditional publisher.

At any moment, booklovers are tweeting out book news and links to articles or blog posts you'll want to read, announcing giveaways or just discussing the latest bestseller.

I find it interesting that several who have posted here have mentioned not having before read a book on the Holocaust from the point of view of a German family, when just last September we discussed «The Baker's Daughter» by Sarah McCoy.

In the next post, we'll discuss print book distribution.

In my post, I discuss why I decided to take my latest book, a romantic fantasy called Threaded Through Time (Book One), to eBook only, at least initiabook, a romantic fantasy called Threaded Through Time (Book One), to eBook only, at least initiaBook One), to eBook only, at least initially.

When a book is being discussed in a post — the comment section should be used like a book discussion in a book group held in someone's living room.

In a blog post for Digital Book World, Matt Goolding discusses the state of interactive ebooks in schools and explains what advances must be made.

In this post, «5 Things Every Author Needs to Understand About Book Cover Design,» Brooke Warner talks about the importance of book cover design, including some of the points we discussed in the recent Wordherder meetBook Cover Design,» Brooke Warner talks about the importance of book cover design, including some of the points we discussed in the recent Wordherder meetbook cover design, including some of the points we discussed in the recent Wordherder meeting.

A recent post by book publishing expert Teresa Miller discusses this topic in her recent post, where she also shares a list of top fonts and combinations from Douglas Bonneville.

The previous post in this series discusses the advantages and disadvantages of traditional versus self - publishing when it comes to launching a book, continuing to nurture it over time, and moving on to the next opportunity — the product life cycle in book publishing.

As a related post, Lisa Gottfried of DigitalWeavers discusses 6 Criteria for a Great Book Trailer.

The previous post in this series discusses the benefit of having your book sold and distributed to bookstores by a traditional publisher or by a self - publishing service provider that is affiliated with a traditional publisher.

In this post, our group of professional editors and ghostwriters want to discuss another commonly made «writing mistake» that we frequently come across with our clients» manuscripts, in the hopes that you can continue to grow your awareness and skills in fiction and book writing.

This is the first post in this series and the next post discusses the advantages and disadvantages of traditional versus self - publishing when it comes to launching a book, continuing to nurture it over time, and moving on to the next opportunity — the product life cycle in book publishing.

In today's guest post, BookPage contributor Carla Jean Whitley discusses what it's like to go from critic to critiqued on the eve of the publication of her first book.

In this guest blog post, McMorris discusses the real - life experiences and stories that inspired her to write the book:

In this post, I'll discuss some key points including choosing a title that engages your audience, not settling on the first or even second idea that comes to you, and to focus on the reaction you want from your reader to have after hearing or reading your book title.

In this blog post, I'll discuss the final steps in the ACX audiobook production steps for my book, The Asset.

Anyone who wants to participate (usually the winners who have received a book from you), will then start reading the book and post their thoughts in the corresponding book thread, discuss amongst each other and leave you feedback.

You can post links to helpful articles, recommend resources, offer tips and discuss other books that you enjoy.

One of these posts discussing typical author / publisher deals described how little input an author sometimes has over their book cover, which I found very distressing.

But is a Kindle more like a book or more like... well, discuss in the comments on the liveblog post.

In future posts, we will discuss things such as giveaways, review requests / reviews, book information and professional networking.

This tool allows authors to upload their books utilizing the process we discussed in the first post in this series.

In that original post, I discussed a number of the opportunities and challenges that hosting a book signing event hold for self published authors.

Read the excellent full post with five additional tools discussed at: 9 Free Tools That Can Help Build Buzz for a Book by Diana Urban, BookBub's Industry Marketing Manager.

With each interview, I've also included the cover to each book (or series) that each post / podcast discusses that links back to Amazon so you can see for yourself how their books are currently doing now.

In the first part of this post, I discussed the important of having blurbs or varying lengths for your book and a set of cover images ready for any occasion.

Murphy discusses guest posting on blogs, press releases and why they don't work, and the uncomfortable fact that more visibility may only make your book fail faster if it isn't ready for public consumption.