Sentences with phrase «really read fiction»

Like giving away short stories (not necessarily on blogs, because people don't really read fiction on blogs.

Not exact matches

Reading a bunch of books and articles, anything from fiction novels to autobiographies to classic literature, has really helped to fuel my creative reservoir.

Neither is geologist Liz Hajek, but she makes an exception for this book: «I don't generally gravitate toward fiction, but this collection of short stories, set in a variety of compelling places and time periods, is so creative and rich, it's been really fun to read.»

books i read The Sky Beneath My Feet by Lisa Samson:: I'm pretty hard to please when it comes to «Christian» fiction (as in: I don't really like it) but Lisa Samson is consistently my favourite in this much - maligned...

There comes a time when you need an everyday cider, a cider that teaches Martinelli's drinkers what cider can be if it decides to really put in the hours at work, instead of reading Game of Thrones fan fiction all day.

Pulp Fiction — If you haven't seen Pulp Fiction, you really shouldn't be reading this blog.

Years ago, I noticed that my students seemed to really enjoy reading a historical fiction together, but that when it came time for independent reading, they rarely selected books from that genre.

I'm really looking forward to reading your collection of stories because it will be my first experience of flash fiction.

I used to read fiction in my Farsi language... this book was my first English book that I had to read just for school... I started forcefully but I really enjoyed reading it....

eBooks tend to be very popular in genre fiction and although non-fiction hasn't seen quite the same level of growth, business titles can be really popular if you're marketing them online already as people are able to read them immediately, and on the go.

It was really easy for me to figure out what non-fiction titles I wanted — because I'm going to be doing more world building than I usually do, I want to be well - grounded in military history, among other things — but figuring out what fiction titles I wanted to read was harder.

Even more distressing, Steven ends what is otherwise one of the best books on writing and craft I've ever read — he really nails the essential, fundamental aspects of commercial fiction — and resorts back to his idealistic UnTruths about Resistance:

«I've always enjoyed writing and did a lot of fiction for fun, but never really thought it was going to be something professional, even though I've always loved a good story, whether it was reading or a movie,» says Graham.

If you're relatively new at writing fiction for publication, whether you plan to publish your novel yourself or query agents, it's a good idea (essential, really) to get your manuscript edited by a respected freelance fiction editor, preferably one who reads and edits your genre.

Ken: On the one hand, having a good backlist help your sales so if you're committed to one particular genre like in science fiction, when I released a new series in the fall, it did really well and those readers read my other science fiction series so it had that kind of cascade effect.

I really enjoy historical fiction, but have been reading too many World War II books lately (All the Light We Can not See, Nightingale - amazing reads, but SO heavy) so this was a refreshing change.

This is nonfiction that really does read like fiction.

Overall — really good read and fresh, new feeling world in the sea of mediocre YA historical fiction and YA fantasy.

So, when a copy of Daniel Isn't Talking landed on my desk, I really only meant to skim a few pages before putting it aside, but found myself hooked by the novel's first person voice that is so compelling that I kept forgetting that I was reading fiction.

Go read my last post explaining how it is possible for writers who work really hard and take a long - term approach to their writing might make a living with short fiction.

I enjoyed reading the book you mention because I've been surprised how many Christian fiction novels don't really have a strong Christian thread.

Whenever I read micro fiction I am reminded about micro poetry — they are very similar in their approach — I really do like your fiction John!

She has also joined fellow crime fiction lovers; Louise Phillips, Joe McCoubrey, Mick Halpin and Triona Walsh on the Crime Scene Book Reviewer Panel on writing.ie — not really such a hard job — to read and write about what you love most — crime fiction...

I will read mystery too but I really enjoy contemporary and historical fiction.

I was reading a cracked article on the depressing realities of writing YA fiction and it WAS really depressing.

Not only is Twilight a successful book, but that the phenomenon that's Fifty Shades of Grey (another book I really, really don't want to read), started out as fan fiction for Twilight.

Really excited to have some good serialized fiction to read.

I read my share of really enjoyable fiction, but often, it's not the newest and most hyped - up thing out there.

We really enjoyed reading your fiction, and we are honored that you chose to submit to us.

KU works really well for short fiction (where the payout of a borrow is much higher than you'd make as a royalty... at price points of $ 0.99 and $ 1.99) and non-fiction (where if they like one they might go and read all of your non-fiction on similar topics).

They don't really know what they're missing — the fulfillment from writing to a live audience; the depth of the reading experience made possible only through the web, something that we as web fiction readers have had the luck to experience over the past couple of years.

That may be a compelling format for a children's book — imagine Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are with embedded clips from the movie — or business - oriented books that could benefit from interactive illustrations or news video, but do you really need interactivity when reading fiction?

I don't read bestsellers (or fiction at all, really) and my selections don't seem to be mainstream enough to get into electronic formats.

Although I had Lindsay Buroker on the from the Science Fiction & Fantasy Marketing Podcast, she said that the page reads on Kindle Unlimited can be really good for a box set.

I read a lot of fiction and movies and dramas, but I never really found a way to make it a part of my work.