Sentences with word «publishable»

There are plenty of publishable books out there that never see the light of day and others are turned away because they just plain suck.

Whether you're looking for a critique of your manuscript, a copy edit, or help developing the book you've been dreaming of, we're here to help you transform your writing into publishable form.

Because the short story submitted by the author 10 years after starting, was of publishable quality in the top end market, and the first story submitted 10 years prior, as much as the author thought it was great, wasn't.

That's not because the stories are bad, but because the story is not publishable in its current condition.

But because debuggable apps have multiple issues (not publishable on the Play Store, some ART optimizations get disabled, and security can be weaker), a workaround needs to be created.

And don't let the fee scare you off; it's worth the cost if you're serious about writing a quality publishable novel or nonfiction book.

In addition to completing the LA&W and W&OA sequence, students take an advanced research course in their substantive specialty, and complete the law school's Advanced Writing Requirement by writing a paper of publishable quality about a legal problem.

I help fiction and memoir writers to attract a literary agent or book publisher, and I guide nonfiction writers with professional expertise to develop their book proposals and manuscripts to a commercially publishable standard.

«There's pressure to make things as publishable as possible.»

I did mean «learning about the publishing business» to include «learning about how to write publishable work.»

There's no reason you can't find a system that will regularly produce publishable books.

All participating teams will be encouraged to refine their analyses after the meeting and to generate publishable products.

Meg will work with you one - on - one to create a plan for your project, and will ensure that your vision is translated beautifully and effortlessly into publishable form.

Participating in many projects during PhD increases your chances of getting more publishable data as testing out five hypotheses is likely to yield more hits than working on just one.

They participate in authentic scientific research with the possibility of making publishable scientific discoveries.

Book Creator only lets you create an ebook that is publishable on Apple's iBookstore (which sells iBooks, or their cutesy word for ebooks found in the iBookstore).

The agents, the slushpile readers, the acquisitions assistants all have the same goal in mind: they are looking for publishable books.

All content is publishable if someone cares enough to publish it.

They know what's considered publishable.

She motivates both writers and non-writers to create publishable and published products, careers as authors and to achieve their goals and fulfill... [Read more...]

«So for example my students, the oldest ones (aged 11 to 14), read an average of 40 books a year and produce an average of between 20 and 25 pieces of writing - really good, polished, publishable pieces of writing, across the school year.

If clients need help getting personal essays into publishable shape, it's a lengthy writing and editing project, and finding homes for these essays is as complex as querying agents.

The opportunities for producing publishable content by students about their Pokémon Go experiences are endless.

Such pressure, in turn, encourages researchers to engage in «a host of biased practices [including] reinventing history to «predict» results that were, in fact, unexpected, or selectively reporting analyses that allow more publishable narratives,» continued Chambers, who is the editor in charge of handling Registered Reports at Royal Society Open Science, an online - only journal which covers all fields of science, engineering, and math.

But besides finding better ways to generate and manage large data sets, scientists seeking to share neuroscience data more widely also must contend with «people's phenomenal desire to make sure that they own their data exclusively long enough to milk it» for publishable findings, Leshner said.

Good antibody hygiene continues even after an experiment yields publishable results.

Morning pages is a powerful stream of consciousness writing exercise that is not intended to yield publishable material, but which can help you get your pen moving and your thoughts flowing — even if you never intend to share them with the rest of the world.

Some authors put out a rough draft that is publishable with very little content editing needed — hi, Sarah!

The only thing I cared about was generating publishable data.

It means you've got the very raw beginnings of a potentially publishable novel.

Words documented are usually publishable words i.e. for my book or blog.

A paper in the scientific literature has to have some minimum level of content to be worth publishing (and regrettably, the search for the «Least Publishable Unit» (LPU) of work is occasionally apparent for those wishing to pad their CVs).

They get literally hundreds of queries a month, most of which are for manuscripts that are nowhere near publishable — like my aforementioned fatally flawed opus — but they have not discovered an effective way to manage the volume of queries.

Any copy you write is likely to go through multiple edits, before it's deemed publishable.

And for my personality — I NEEDED that schooling (of what goes into a truly publishable novel).

But here's Who's Who, which one would presume (perhaps foolishly: I worked for a similar tome that generally took publication anywhere as proof of publishable fact - Wiki before its time) checks its stuff: «Education Harrow; Churchill Coll., Cambridge (BA 1973, MA 1977); University Coll., Cardiff; Dip.

I think you make a sound case for using Twitter as a fusion of dialogue and publishable text.