Sentences with phrase «readers of the genre want»

Sattersten, who reads between 100 and 200 business books a year, says that readers of the genre want to know one thing: Will the book provide me utility?

Not exact matches

-LSB-...] probably want most of our beta readers to be familiar with our genre, but it's possible for beta readers outside our genre to be valuable too.

Many readers will come to this novel wanting Price to walk a fine line, hoping to find either a masterful work of crime fiction that transcends the genre or a finely crafted novel shot through with a thrilling dose of crime drama.

By bundling your work with other authors, particularly if they are in the same genre, you stand a greater chance of reaching new readers, as well as a better chance of making money in a «pay what you want» model.

We probably want most of our beta readers to be familiar with our genre, but it's possible for beta readers outside our genre to be valuable too.

So while we would probably want most of our beta readers to read our genre, mixing in one or two who don't might provide us a much broader view than we ever expected.

-LSB-...] that you would want to visit as an avid reader of your genre or topic.

Each and every fictional genre has an emotional key — emotions readers want to feel while reading that kind of fiction.

Even though the romance genre requires a happy ending, readers still want to see a hint upfront of his potential to be better.

The genre of book, the audience you want to target as potential readers, and the «hook» that will make people want to read the book will all be factors in what marketing and promotional methods you choose.

The genre of book, the audience you want to target as potential readers, and the «hook» that will make people want to read the book are all factors in what marketing and promotional methods you choose.

If you want a tablet that reads well, the Nexus 7 or 10 are both near the top of the fully - functional tablet + reader genre.

Finally, although Faber is wide and wild in his scope of theme, structure and genre, he wants, in the end, to connect with his readers.

Instead of the reader just grabbing a book that looks similar, (and in the same genre as the one he liked) the reader must now start over, look at each book to try to figure out what he wants and what each book is.

You want about 5000 downloads of ideal readers in your genre.

Another way I differ from some writers is I want one beta reader who isn't a big reader in the genre of the current project.

But if you want to be read, you need to ask what the readers of your genre are looking for.

On the other are commercial storytellers who... train in genre - specific organizations and bivouac in an online tent city of blogs... Literary novelists create art... Commercial storytellers want to spin stories that delight readers... Each champions different intents, processes, and outcomes.

You want to also compare the income potential of other venues for your genre before committing, or cycle in and out of Select with different titles so that you don't totally lose readers from other venues.

To make sure that your readers will get what they want regardless of reading formats, you might want to consider offering a POD alongside with your typical eBook and strategize yourself to experiment with new genres you might feel passionate about researching and writing (e.g. cooking, non-fiction, comics, business knowhow).

But if you are writing genre fiction, you want to both fit in and stand out at the same time — so readers of that genre will recognize your book as being of interest to them, first, and second, so they'll be captured by your individual and unique «take.»

Stross noted that «DRM is poison to voracious genre readers... who expect to reread the best of them» and want to preserve access to their sizable digital libraries.

If you want readers to immediately identify the genre of your book above all — like if you're a genre fiction writer — then go for that.

Volunteers wanted: House of Scarabs is a mythology based mystery / thriller - if that genre interests you I am looking for volunteers to join my «early readers gang».

First of all, there are many categories and sub-categories for genre fiction, which makes it easy for readers to find exactly what they want.

Since it is a book / reader - focused site, you'll want to connect with readers of your genre as you might on Goodreads or similar sites.

Second, the Discover Your Brand authors state at the very end of the chapter that if you do discover differences between what you prefer to write as an author (and wish to reflect you brand) and the preferences of your target reader, then you may «want to consider a hybrid approach to genre».

It boasts a huge number of digital editions but the fact is that the books that we genre readers want to read are going to be widely available and not just for Kindle readers.

To the extent you want readers to think of climate models as a single collective genre, as represented by a core set of processes «based on fundamental laws of nature» it makes sense to talk about the behaviour of the average of model runs.