Sentences with phrase «something about the book»

Tell me about your book by telephone or e-mail.

If i'm honest with you, there's only one and only book, that immediately comes to my mind, when someone asks me about my book of choice.

Visit our membership options, or fill out this form to set up a time to chat with me about your book idea.

I'm gonna tell them all about my book by repeatedly sharing my link with them!

It can even lead to publishers contacting you about book writing opportunities.

As long as a particular blogger covers the genre you write about, most of these bloggers will be happy to interview you about your book.

I also notice this resistance whenever I post something about book marketing or some successful campaign I've done.

This is the quick and dirty version of it about book formatting.

Contact us today to tell us about your book ideas, and allow us to help facilitate you on the road to publication.

Will you speak with someone who knows something about the book industry?

Do you have any questions for her about her book trailer or how she did any of the steps?

One thing that impressed me about this book is how easily it applied to my home.

So tell us about your book on internet dating?

Before asking you about your book marketing efforts, I want to share your comment about your new memoir.

But there is something about a book in your hands that cant be matched by an electronic device..

If you don't tell them about your book who will?

Many of you have asked me about the book deal.

Thanks so much for reminding me about the books I've been wanting to write!

The title very much says something about the book itself.

Before the story can begin, however, I need to explain something about book editors: We have almost no power.

We hope that you will let us help you with your book production needs, but if you decide to go elsewhere, please make sure to educate yourself about book printing companies.

I'll start by telling you about a book called «the textbook on value investing», which is first on my reading list for the beginning investor.

It can serve as an introduction to industry insiders so they can learn something about your book — and you — at a glance.

I will only email you about books that I enjoyed or that I think readers of my books would enjoy.

Which is why I was eager to chat with him about the book.

For the record, please let your publisher know if an agent or a traditional publisher contacts you about your book.

When she interviewed me about my book it felt like I was just sitting down chatting with a friend.

They then asked him about the book of planes, examined the book, then let him back on the plane.

Okay... if you thought I already made my big announcement when I told you about my book deal, I didn't.

Many authors print cards to send to bookstores and corporate contacts that they have already had contact with; this will remind them about your book and encourage them to place a bulk order.

But I want to ask you about book marketing, before we finish up because all the listeners have books.

But then, as they said themselves about the book, it takes a little while to get going.

Judith is the author of 30 books including Show Me About Book Publishing, co-written with John Kremer and Rick Frishman and a speaker at publishing conferences.

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One of the things that surprised me about book publishing was how interested I was in the business side of it, and as that interest in the business grew, my interest in the magazine grew.

On Mondays, I usually try to post something about our book club selection.

Beats me about that book Greg but I'm pretty sure that Isaac Asimov, Greg Bear, and Orson Scot Card, amongst many other great writers have come to the same conclusion.

«The most important thing to me about Book Bowl was that we came in first in our local competition and fourth in the city - wide finals.

but if it actually sold in the first place, there's probably something about that book that wasn't «bad.»

It gives all of us a bad name when someone wastes a reviewer's time by querying them about a book in a genre they've said they don't accept.

But what truly arrested me about this book was quite simply the thrill of being a voyeur in the world of the bachelor.

Since this is YA, it would be easy to make a comparison to Twilight; I have no interest in vampire books, or in werewolves, really, but something about this book still appealed to me.