Sentences with phrase «things the author mentioned»

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Apart from listening, joining in on the conversation was also mentioned as a reputation management too and finally the author urges small businesses to protect themselves when things heat up.

The Gospel ends with the comment that Jesus did many other things that the author did not mention as doing so would be too great a task.

The authors confusion stems from one thing — she is focusing on man made «rituals» and doesn't even mention God ONCE.

The things they don't tell you are minor and the authors probably didn't think it was worth mentioning.

Everything else that I have read, recently, about local book signings for Indie Authors only mention things like «grueling,» or they go on to question the value of such in today's digital marketplace.

The self - published authors mentioned below are a combination of things: bestsellers on the NYT's lists, part of the «Amazon's million» book club, and some, like Ksenia Anske, are not even making money off their book sales yet, but already have thousands of supporters.

Other thing I'm doing you didn't mention is promoting my book through the branches of the city's public library system (Toronto has 100 library branches) either on my own through their author proposal submission or directly to the library branch if I have a connection to the librarian there.

Things like having a great cover, having a well formatted book, having a well - written blurb (not to mention book)... these are all things you should already either know (or you can learn how to do that in my Indie Author Survival GThings like having a great cover, having a well formatted book, having a well - written blurb (not to mention book)... these are all things you should already either know (or you can learn how to do that in my Indie Author Survival Gthings you should already either know (or you can learn how to do that in my Indie Author Survival Guide).

There are some things authors might request as personal preferences and those are fine unless it's as we mentioned above.

One nice thing that I didn't mention is that authors don't have to necessarily to do one or the other — the hybrid route has been a very exciting, and lucrative, option for so many writers.

Although authors may not technically be competing against one another for readers, we are competing against one another for the things I mentioned above.

As you are compiling your list of terms, here are some things that should not be indexed: authors cited in the bibliography; illustrations, if the book already contains a list of these; unimportant subjects (of course, this is subjective and is a matter of the indexer's perspective); incidental names of people, topics and places that are not mentioned beyond being used as examples.

The few things I can say that are part of my arsenal moving forward are the two I just mentioned, as well as trying to respond to every e-mail and comment from readers, and keeping my blog interesting as I can — although I'll grant you that it is very author - centric at the moment.

One thing I noticed not mentioned is advising authors NOT to submit manuscripts of the same genre of their best - selling author.

Tell your author brand story: Create a biography that defines you as a person, tells your reasons for becoming an author, and that mentions some of your passions and things that motivate you.

They implemented these things after I (and other authors) mentioned them, over and over.

The Author's Guide to Ebook Bundling by Chuck Heintzelman More than Monsters by JM Riou A Band Director's Guide to Everything Tuba by Andrew Hitz Tip # 2: Funnel Vision Tip # 3: Scouting for Nominations Honorable Mention: Post-Slush Fund News # 5: Arabic Ambitions (1) News # 5: Arabic Ambitions (2) News # 5: Arabic Ambitions (3) News # 4: Not - So - Silent Child News # 3: The Eye of the Beholder (1) News # 3: The Eye of the Beholder (2) News # 2: Anybody's Guess (1) News # 2: Anybody's Guess (2) News # 1: Things Just Got Personal (1) News # 1: Things Just Got Personal (2) News # 1: Things Just Got Personal (3)

One thing nobody mentioned was that as a one or two book publisher you can not get «enhanced listing» with Nielsen's (the UK equivalent of Bowkers, which displays the blurb, author bio, reviews and cover picture)-RRB- unless you pay a minimum (equivalent to 15 books)!

A few months ago when you first mentioned this idea I brought up the attempt by romance author C.S. Laskin to do this same thing.

I should also mention one thing I am very proud about is the fact that Kobo Writing Life allows indie published authors the ability to set up their books for pre-order, meaning you might be able to pre-order an indie author's title from Kobo before it is available at most other eRetailers.

One thing NOT mentioned by the author is the possibility of creating your own poll.

I propose an even better thing: prior to sending them to the volunteers, IndieBub attributes a number to each ebook and makes the ebook anonymous, removing the cover and any mention of the author's name.

And goes to show you're ahead of the curve One of the things the article mentioned was that authors are actually creating audio - only content for Audible.

The authors suggest that there are a few things that most financial advisers will not mention, but are still concerns for people headed toward retirement.

Some other things the author didn't mention... they have another brewery just outside of town called Timber Creek Tap & Table that is home to one of the very best IPA's I've ever had... PERIOD!

Another thing the author specifically mentions is to have your new puppy spayed or neutered.

The other features — already mentioned — were the identification of dominant regional concerns, the highlighting of climate change impacts already occurring, and the report's effectiveness as an engagement tool, which Mooney had just commented on, plus one more thing: the focus on extreme events, which are both most noticeable by the public and the primary source of economic damage in the next several decades, as Dr. Michael Hanemann (author of this paper) explained to me for a story I wrote about the California drought.

To put things in perspective, I should first mention the talk by Tom Lowell, on work in collaboration with about a dozen other authors, concerning organic remains from the Istorvet Ice Cap in East Greenland.

For instance, one thing I'd like to know is why Christy is mentioned by Trenberth et al. when he isn't even an author of the paper under discussion.

The two things that Judith claimed, in her utterly dishonest critique of that paper, are mentioned before the thing that she dishonestly told you that the authors had claimed was the sole cause of the «hiatus in warming» when they clearly said «partially,» also right in the Abstract.