Sentences with phrase «read drafts of the book»

As I would with an author who was working with a traditional house, I read drafts of the book, gave my opinion on covers and cover copy and in her case, advice on hiring an outside editor, as she wanted to mirror the editorial process that she'd had within the traditional houses, so I do feel that I am both invested in the book and working hard on her behalf.

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If you want to read a rough draft of the content of this book, check out the sections on this page: «Close Your Church for Good» about «Giving up Your Rites» and «Giving Up Your Rights.»

When my literary agent Michele read the first draft of my new book Mind Over Medicine: Scientific Proof That You Can Heal Yourself, she said, «Lissa,...

Gandhi read a particular section of this book wherein the author walks by an armed forces draft as it is being held along a Russian street.

The appendix to the March draft provided examples of the books that kindergarteners should be reading — wordless books that children might «read» by describing what the pictures tell them.

For English, students read many books of their choosing and at their skill level as well as write and revise multiple drafts of work on a variety of topics.

These first draft worksheets contain example sentences using colorful verbs and adjectives for the students to read before they try to find examples of these parts of speech in their own book.

I recommend you read them as you are writing the first draft of your book (I was able to read each in 1 sitting and I am a slow reader).

This will give the beta readers a full five weeks to read your book; the last four weeks of your first draft stage and the first week of your editing stage.

They read the rough drafts for the first four books, and while I haven't played Everquest in almost a decade, several of our guild mates are still fans of the series.

When I read the first draft of his book five years ago, I was blown away at the story.

Sarahd, also after I had friends read my drafts, one said, «You know, this book is about the healing power of story.

The Monsters of Templeton, which took Groff over three years and four drafts to complete, is an admirable, heavily - researched accomplishment and at the same time, a good read — categories for which many books can only be labeled one or the other.

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I politely asked them if they would be willing to read the near - final draft of the book and give me a quote.

You can find out more about the book here, read what I thought of it, and read the first draft of my contribution (the final proof was somewhat altered).

Or you can send out your manuscript between drafts to a number of people you connect with as beta readers, who are willing to read your book and offer feedback at whatever level you might find useful — from catching typos, to telling you the character with the Southern accent just ain't cuttin» it.

Give the draft description to someone who (a) doesn't know you, (b) hasn't read your book, and (c) has an appreciation for your genre of writing — does it make that person want to learn more about the book and possibly read (i.e., purchase) it?

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It was the only writing craft book I read before or during the writing of my first draft of book one of my trilogy.

But if you read it and follow its directions, by the time you're done you will in fact have your first draft ready to go.Like in Book 1, this book will have Enjoyable Tasks for you to do at the end of many chaptBook 1, this book will have Enjoyable Tasks for you to do at the end of many chaptbook will have Enjoyable Tasks for you to do at the end of many chapters.

This is still only a first draft and I'll need to do the proper beta reads and revisions on it, but it's progress and I know my loyal fans have been patiently waiting for this next installment so it might help them wait a little longer for the last life of the book to be written.

Don't read your draft though, because as soon as you do, the awful reality of just how bad your book is will almost certainly dampen your mood.

I've been busy reading one of his non-financial books the last week: Moneyball, which is about baseball and how the Oakland A's came up with a new way to draft players based on statistics.

The book's dreaminess annoyed Smith, and a friend who read the first draft of her review called it contemptuous.

Apart from the usual posts observing developments in the case law and new legislation, in these posts a contributor will briefly present one piece of reading (book, article, SSRN paper, blog post etc.) which he or she found of particular interest and then set out why he or she considers this reading could also be of interest for others, be they specialized in the particular domain or as a generally well - drafted, thought provoking contribution to EU law.

Cheapwritingservices.net will draft a book review in the correct format which is not intended to include a plot or specifics about the book, but it is intended to be a summary of your personal evaluation of the material read.

«Georgia [Whitney] was the first person to read an early draft of a book I am authoring and provided excellent suggestions that I have integrated into subsequent drafts.