Sentences with phrase «time authors in this genre»

First - time authors in this genre will sometimes leave room in the plot for sequels, and often a reader can guess from the various loose ends where subsequent books will lead.

Not exact matches

2) such a reading fails to account for the multi-faceted ways in which that constant is presented (various authors, genres, times & contexts, all saying the same thing).

If you are an avid reader, instead of sharing this in your «leisure time» answer, share your love of reading, your favorite genres, and your favorite author when answering Question 11.

As you've pointed out, many times, that's authors who write in the same genre — fans of their books can become fans of another writer in that genre, too.

So for some authors, especially those in the commercial fiction genres, I think that can be a very interesting way to get the benefits without the huge time commitment that it takes.»

Log into your twitter account and do a hashtag search in your writing genre and find a few authors with a lot of followers and retweet them a few times.

They are often category or genre specific such as the Edgar or Caldecott awards; sometimes they honor unpublished or first time authors as do the Hemingway awards; some award only to those authors whose work has appeared in a specific periodical or journal; and many are open only to affiliated members of the sponsoring organization.

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An innovative series that defies genre classification, USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith's Thunder Mountain Series offers a compelling mix of science fiction, time travel, historical fiction set in the old west, and even a dash of romance.

On one front, this is essential material for the first - time author pursuing a traditional publishing deal, as publishers are well known for sticking quite rigidly to genre requirements, for the purposes of selling their products (our books) to the even more hide - bound book shops, who aren't interested in buying a book unless they know where to shelve it.

A two - time USA Today bestselling author, Bryan has sold over 100,000 books and co-written over 800 book descriptions in a variety of genres.

Genre sessions, workshops in which material was read aloud, «Hour of Power» sessions attendees could sample for minutes at a time, and the awarding to author Ellen Cassedy of Grub Street's anonymously funded National Book Award for We Are Here: Memories of the Lithuanian Holocaust.

She is the author of the popular middle - grade mystery series, The Samantha Wolf Mysteries which has hit the best - seller status on Amazon in the children's detective story genre several times and continues to grow in popularity.

She has experience selling foreign rights for New York Times bestselling authors, first time authors, and everyone in between, in nearly all genres including literary fiction, thriller / suspense, commercial fiction, romance, new adult, young adult, history, self - help business, and children's.

Fueled by a passion for making good things happen for clients, we've worked with over 1,000 individuals and companies — from New York Times Bestsellers to first time, self - published authors in every genre.

They want authors to write in a certain genre, for a specific market, because that's what's «selling» this month, e.g. shiny vampires; never mind that by the time the book is actually published (oh, about 12 - 18 months after the deal is signed), the new flavour of the month will be glowing werewolves.

TIM STEVENS: I'm taking a leaf out of the book of Russell Blake, the New York Times bestselling indie author who writes in a similar genre to me.

Title: Queen Emeraldas Genre: Space Opera Author: Leiji Matsumoto Synopsis: The sci - fi classic from the creator of Space Battleship Yamato (Star Blazers), Galaxy Express 999, and Captain Harlock in English for the first time!

If I was considering writing a new genre to make money, or if I was a serious introvert who did not have the time or opportunity to network with other working authors, I would absolutely without a doubt order a K - Lytics report on that genre before attempting to write in it.

If you are unsure of the right way to go, spend some time listening to what other authors in your genre and niche are saying.

Spend your time developing relationships with authors in your genre, and readers in your genre, by hanging out where they are and engaging them in interesting conversation.

Title: Gintama Genre: Action, Comedy, Sci - Fi Author: Hideaki Sorachi Synopsis: Sleazy alien moneylenders, monsters on the rampage, and a ticking time bomb may all be in a day's work for Gin, but a drop in his blood sugar level means trouble for everyone!

Established indie authors (mainly romance) hit the USA Today and even the NY Times with new releases all the time, but in the thriller genre, it is mainly traditionally published authors who do that.

I polled other authors in an indie Facebook group about what genre they thought the book was, based on this cover, and overwhelmingly they said «time travel».

What I've been doing is looking for authors in my genre (time travel adventure), and looking at the list of their followers, and following the ones that don't say «author of» or «selling follower lists» or offering to do promotion for a fee.

Cheryl Bradshaw is a New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author writing in the genres of mystery, thriller, romantic suspense, and paranormal suspense.

Fiction River publishes stories in many genres from all kinds of writers, with New York Times bestselling authors published alongside some of the best new voices in fiction.

The subjects were selected from the 1,600 or so currently published romance writers in the U.S. if they were still living at the time the essay was written and if the author was a U.S. citizen or long - term resident, had published at least five novels with the latest published no later than 2002, and was nominated for or had received a genre prize or been on a national best - seller list.

Whether a non-fiction print edition from a major publishing house or a genre fiction ebook from a self - published author, contracting the services of a group like MethodApps can easily provide the extra push needed to market a book, especially if the app is sold or distributed in the same sales channel as the book and can therefore be bought at the time of the book purchase.

So while I can typically use my own books for a lot of the strategy testing I do, I wanted to work with one of our existing authors this time around because she's sitting in a very cluttered genre: contemporary romance.

Written by some of the best authors in these genres, including New York Times Best - Selling romance author Nora Roberts.

Well, actually one thing Authors who write in the erotica or erotic romance market always seem to have a harder time getting reviews because it's such a discreet genre... especially gay erotica.

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You reach more readers 2) You have a chance of becoming a genre bestseller 3) Your Author Rank also increases This increase in ranking and increased visibility makes 15 Day Max Push great for 1) New Releases - run your book with us anytime during the first few months after release for best results 2) Attempts to hit the NY Times Bestseller list or the USA Today bestseller list 3) Attempts to become a genre bestseller 4) Promoting the discounted first or second book in a series to increase sales for the remaining books.

So could an author whose book is at # 5 on the New York Times fiction bestseller list, especially if it's in your genre.

However, if you have done your research and have been following the Author Earnings reports, if you have talked to other authors and asked about their experiences — especially if they write in the same genre you do — then you may have enough information to make a decision without taking time to try out other markets.

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If you're interested in blogging, but worry about the time commitment, then consider creating a multi-contributor blog, where several authors in the same genre (or targeting similar audiences) band together.

Top reviewers never pay for books because they have authors send them free all the time, but if you catch the eye of some of the review stars in your genre, you'll be on your way to big sales.

Our experienced professional writers and book editors provide expert customized writing and editing services in all genres to help both first - time and experienced authors achieve their writing goals.

It means what constitutes a successful publication will probably continue to change form forever, and trying to force a debut author to replicate the success of an author in the same genre from 10 years ago will be ultimately disappointing, possibly destructive, and a waste of time, when what we need to be doing with them is playing on their strengths and our strengths and the reality of the market.

Even if you have some authors in mind, take time to do a Google search: «genre and author.»

Title: A Thistle Beyond Time Author: Jennae Vale Genre: Time Travel Romance Age Group: Adult (18 +) Rating: 4 stars Purchase: Amazon Review copy provided by Enchanted Book Promotions in exchange for an honest review.

As an internationally renowned clairvoyant advisor with experience in many different areas of metaphysics and as a paranormal romantic suspense author, Melissa wrote an article about the emergence of the psychic fiction genre for Romantic Times BOOKclub Magazine.

2) This illegal porn problem could have been sorted in a measured way, over time, without victimising authors of legal erotica and authors who do not even write in this genre at all.

There, hundreds of seasoned, veteran authors — many of them strong players in US genre midlists — will be discussing ways forward in a landscape that at times tend to look healthy only for authors of publishing houses» blockbusters and high - earning outliers of the independent - author corps.

Take the time to cultivate relationships on Goodreads with other authors in your genre who are doing well and whose writing you admire and respect.

Annette Green Authors» Agency — The agency was founded in 1998 and has a well - respected reputation for discovering first - time literary authors, although we also handle commercial mass market fiction as well as some genre fiction, plus a whole range of non-fAuthors» Agency — The agency was founded in 1998 and has a well - respected reputation for discovering first - time literary authors, although we also handle commercial mass market fiction as well as some genre fiction, plus a whole range of non-fauthors, although we also handle commercial mass market fiction as well as some genre fiction, plus a whole range of non-fiction.

Canadian - owned publishing companies tend to publish in the less lucrative genres and predominantly publish first time Canadian authors.»

The agency welcomes both first - time authors and established writers in both fiction and nonfiction and has taken many of each genre onto best - selling and award - winning careers.