Sentences with phrase «real authors never»

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He is the founder of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) and Forbes Councils, and author of the book Never Get a «Real» Job.

He is also a serial entrepreneur, regular TV commentator and author of the book Never Get a «Real» Job.

They will know that whatever may be the real and ultimate truth of God's being and purpose (and it must be, in the nature of the case, far beyond our knowing), we never approach so near to that truth as when we say with Paul, «God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us,» or with the author of the Fourth Gospel, «God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son,» or with still another of those upon whom the light first shone,» Because of the great love wherewith he hath loved us, God hath made us, who were dead in sins, to live again with Christ.»

If you have never encountered author, reviewer and essayist Edward Short, you are in for a real adventure in the pages of this book; and if you know his work already, you know what to expect from this erudite, articulate writer of both catholic and Catholic interests.

I appreciate the authors attempt to be real with her kids, but she never really addressed her original question of how to explain that she was not practicingthe tenets of her faith.

The Author thinks Wilshere is better than Ozil, seriously when will people stop overrating Wilshere, Wilshere at his best will never make the starting XI in Real Madrid.

The results surprised me, but the authors have actual real - live numbers to back them up — and we all know that Math Never Lies.

When all of these things — plus the very real possibility of a sequel to The Host — come together in a mindless conclusion, bits of plot and storylines fly about and we're left with nothing but a long, tedious, misadventure that has this author writing something he never thought he would: I miss the subtle nuances of the «Twilight» series and especially the multifaceted talents of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.

So, by your definition Snookie is a real author and Hugh Howey is not because you stated one must make a living off of their work, but clarified that Indie or Self - published writers should never call themselves authors, while those who are traditionally published may.

Also, I feel like I forget the title of the book / name of the author on things I'm reading — that never happened with real books.

He got a knock on his door, and when he answered, the fellow at the door said, «I'll be you've never talked to a real author before!»

Many of the books I review I have purchased myself (my blog got its name from my real never ending book basket full of unread books), though I do sometimes read and review books that are sent to me by authors.

Obviously I'd never tell an author not to publish, but I do want to help them make informed choices and give them a real chance at success.

I will never buy another book by this author, and would advise him to change his name if he can get a book published by a real publisher.

The real question is whether this business model works for indie authors who have never been traditionally published.

But never forget that the real push began when Zero Sum went free, and that was entirely due to support from the indie author community and my twitter crew.

In this truly original portrayal of a girl struggling to break free of society's definitions, Printz Honor author A.S. King asks readers to question everything - and offers hope to those who will never stop seeking real love.

The author weaves his fictional characters, real people and events into a story that captures the reader's attention from the onset and never lets up.

The real irony here, it turns out, is that it wasn't the publishers calling the questions: 75 percent of responding authors said they have never been asked for feedback from their publisher 7 percent said that publishers pay writers well 32 percent said that the prestige of having a deal with a traditional publisher was important to them... Read More

That book would never have been published if the real identity of the author hadn't been revealed — this despite good reviews, etc. before Rowling was outed.

This is not to say that self - published authors can't submit material, but with a hoop to jump through prior to publication such as Blum, there's a very real chance that the short story will never see the light of Kindle Singles day.

Never heard a «real» author complain about dubious accounting by her traditional publisher?

Initials rule: some authors never use their names — here's 18 famous with real first names.

Since I've never managed to move my two books up very far on Amazon, I never realized there are some real dollars to be had for the top ranked books / authors.

Of course the real growth in power for authors is with two groups; the super successful authors who already command high advances and special treatment, and those who were never going to be published anyway.

As an author with a «deep backlist» of dozens of self - published titles that rarely (some never) make it out of sales ranks in the millions, I know I have more company (literally millions) than you've got in your top 7k, and I would love to see * that * part of the reality of self - publishing better represented by real statistics.

I think there is an almost fanatical, insular group of indie authors who were buoyed by the initial explosion of ebook sales who refuse to consider the fact that ebooks will never replace real books for most people.

Despite a plethora of «guru's» who are happy to help authors part with their money, going viral in the real context of the word should be an aspiration, never a given, but you can load the odds in your favour.

Moving from Wannabe Author to the Real Thing It never fails... at every conference I speaksat, multiple attendees will say, «I can't believe you've written all these books... I wish I could write a book.»

Moving from Wannabe Author to the Real Thing It never fails... at every conference I speak at, multiple attendees will say, «I can't believe you've written all these books... I wish I could write a book.»

That is real freedom, of a sort readers and authors have never had before.

Hachette never fails to mention its suffering authors when complaining about the situation, and its suffering authors — at least when they dare to speak in public under their real names — never fail to blame Amazon first, last and entirely for their suffering.

What most authors consider «book marketing» doesn't really work at all — and it almost never addresses the real reasons why your book isn't selling.

Your readers and fans will identify with and appreciate you much more if you feel like a real, approachable writer, and not some haughty «author» who never shares their personal life.

In the interview, Locke said that he had no previous experience as an author (he ran an insurance business and a real estate business before turning to writing), and had never submitted a query letter or manuscript to a traditional publisher.

It was a great way to get some real reactions to the story, especially since most authors never get to actually be in the room while their ebook is being read!

In all my dreams about getting published by a «real publisher» (before I realized how much smarter it is to go indie), I never even dared to dream as big as I've done for myself in 2013... and I also realized that what I've achieved this year is small - time compared to what's possible now with a career as an author.

Whether this source is NOAA, foreign weather observatories, or international climate bodies is irrelevant — the author is never a primary source of data unless he is performing experiments, and anyone who has done real science understands this.

Scott Gerber is a serial entrepreneur, internationally syndicated business columnist, author (Never Get a «Real» Job), TV commentator and founder of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite - only organization comprised of the world's most promising young entrepreneurs.

Keith Ferrazzi, author of networking bestseller «Never Eat Alone,» lives by the mantra that «the currency of real networking is not greed but generosity.»

«I've never had a buyer say, «please, show me a split,»» says Joe Russo, a broker with Docks Only Real Estate in Lake Norman / Charlotte, N.C., and author of the self - published book, Selling Your House / Condo in This Housing Emergency of 2008.

I actually grew up in an environment where as remarked on by the author, about 4 pm a housewife would change her clothes for more suitable attire (literally, women never wore slacks) in which to greet her spouse on his return from a day of «real» work, expecting and certainly providing a meal at the ready as per specific direction and instruction.

Advise buyer clients to never give a take - it - or - leave - it ultimatum, says David Rathgeber, author of Agent's Guide to Real Estate.