Sentences with phrase «previous author listing»

Not exact matches

The authors (Ottolenghi and Scully) have taken on board the issues in previous books of very delicious recipes but sometimes exhaustively long lists of ingredients and methods.

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In a previous article, we talked about the importance of your author mailing list as it pertains to your outreach and promotional efforts.

When publishers talk about authors who have great platforms, they are generally referring to authors who have great websites and / or blogs (meaning interactive, functional, and with a clear and easy - to - find sign - up form); authors with a high number of followers across various social media platforms; authors with previous publications (of either books or articles); and authors who already have a fair amount of media exposure under their belts — through a list of public speaking engagements, YouTube videos showcasing their talents, radio links, TV footage, and / or a media packet.

Some of my previous posts have already touched upon the caveat that should exist with the term «best - selling author» since different lists from different retailers have different values and different processes for creating the list.

Meanwhile, People magazine's «Book of the Week» is the title sure to follow the author's previous title, The Husband's Secret to a long run on best seller lists, Big Little Lies.

In a previous post, I wrote that your author website should help you build a mailing list because you have more control over your outreach to followers via email than you do in social media.

Don't regale the reader with a description of your eye color: list your previous publications, achievements, education, (if you wish) your place of residence, and (if applicable) your author website

One tip I often cite for any authors thinking of entering competitions is to check out the list of the previous year's winners and see whether you'd be proud to see your book listed among them.

If you'd like to see previous episodes, I've also listed direct links to the episodes in which I was honored to participate as a guest author.

I should note that, courtesy of some accidental posts on the Lois Bujold mailing list from herself, it seems that Baen's previous royalty rate for ebooks had become perceived as too low by some authors and that authors were frustrated that their books were not available on Amazon etc..

The list is a bit different from previous months because the chart began including nonfiction graphic novels just last month, and going forward ICv2 will break the titles into three categories: superhero / genre, manga and «author» graphic novels.

Along with answers to the questions I've listed in a previous question, the author, Phil Williams also said the following:

Both are by highly - regarded fantasy authors (although Gaiman is very well - established in all kinds of media, and Clarke just blazed onto the scene a couple of years ago with her brilliant, amazing Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell), both collections have stories that tie in to previous novels, both were very high on my to - read list for Fall 2006, and both were satisfying in their individual ways.

This year's trustee board chairman is Prof. Yasir Suleiman CBE, and in the program's media materials, Suleiman is quoted, saying, «The longlist for this year sees the return of writers who appeared on IPAF lists in previous years as well as authors who make their debut for the first time.

The No. 1 author is Michael Prescott, with 4 books on the list, much improving his position from previous months.

The guest list of previous GAMEHOTEL events and spin offs reads like a who's who of video games: Japanese music - action game master Masaya Matsuura; Sony Worldwide Studios» president, Phil Harrison; Sims creator Will Wright; French and Swedish alternate reality gaming pioneers Tom Söderlund and Mathieu Castelli; British game developer legend Peter Molyneux; French visionary David Cage; author and columnist Steven Poole, and many more have shared their thoughts and visions while demoing their latest titles.