Sentences with phrase «up to these authors whatever»

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If the author doesn't care to expand her readership to include people who prefer clean language, that is TOTALLY up to her; it's HER decision, and I respect whatever direction she wants to go with the blog.

«Babies naturally wake up two to six times a night, which means that whatever you're doing to get them to sleep at bedtime, you'll need to do that same thing whenever he stirs,» says Parents advisor Jodi Mindell, Ph.D., author of Sleeping Through the Night.

I recently interviewed an up - and - coming steampunk author who raised over $ 90,000 to fund the production costs of his book (his original goal was $ 4,000, so, even after he produces and ships all those books, he ought to have come out of the deal with a year's salary in addition to whatever he makes on sales once the book goes live).

As author Jenny Trout told Motherboard in an interview, ««There's no way for an indie author to make a living without Amazon, so whatever nonsense they decide they're pulling this month is just one other thing we've got to put up with.

Not necessarily to give in to whatever Amazon are asking [1](although Howey does specifically ask Pietsch to accept Amazon's offer of a fund to pay authors and royalties lost as a result of Amazon's actions), but to step up and compromise, somehow.

Whether you are discussing the book in class and someone forgot what year the author was born in, or you've run across a word you previously never knew existed, WiFi enables you to switch screens and look up whatever information you desire, without losing your spot in the book.

Set up a joint blog, exchange social media posting for manning tables at book fairs, or whatever is mutually beneficial to each author.

If they hadn't, we'd never have clauses in publishing contracts requiring authors to not publish with anyone else or tying up every form of the novel in whatever format or means available, even those not yet invented or imagined.

I think most readers are happy to pony up a - fair - amount of pocket cash (whatever that means to the individual reader) to go directly into the author's pocket in exchange for a good read, and another, and another.

The writer co-ops that are working well, whatever they actually call themselves, work well because they restrict themselves to fellow authors of similar calibre and don't open themselves up to everyone and anyone who can thrown an ebook together.

We wanted to open this up to a wide range of creative people, from developers to publishers to authors, to build whatever they like.

If a journalist is looking for a thriller author to comment on something or a murder mystery writer or whatever, then you want to come up first in a search.

Whatever changes you make, keeping your author website fresh and up - to - date is a surefire way to keep users coming back!

She offers them a process by which they can tell if they have an idea that will stand up against the thousands of other books published every year — and if they, as authors, can stand up against the other authors willing to do whatever it takes to get their books out in front of readers in their market.

And none of them showed up with huge backlists to start out with (Granted, they've all been insanely prolific, but I do want to point out that these were science fiction and fantasy people, not authors writing romance or erotica or whatever genre you've heard is super popular).

Authors at the moment can make a living and can also fulfill their creative intentions and whatever their aims and goals are around their creativity in terms of everything from self - expression to full on engagement with readers whereby they kind of set up a working system, an ecosystem of readers that supports them.

Whatever his problem (other then those he outlines in the piece which I don't believe hold up) if Tonkin really thinks what he has written, he's either not paying attention as closely as he should be or willfully ignoring reality of ebooks sold by authors to the readers.

I did point out to the author of the list that people of color travel too, and i referred them to NOMADNESS I think that it is up to us to share more our own travel stories, through social media, if you do not blog then instagram, twitter, tumblr, whatever But also you have to admit, the media is more favorable towards certain people, this color dominate advertising, and major news stories, that is just a fact we may have to deal with

When they think «they know best» they will set up an author or scientist or whatever, to be deliberately ridiculed.