Sentences with phrase «what appeals to your readers»

Not exact matches

He wrote, in New Testament Interpretation through Rhetorical Criticism, «For some readers of the Bible rhetorical criticism may have an appeal lacking to other modern critical approaches, in that it comes closer to explaining what they want explained in the text: not its sources, but its power.»

Here's a bit about what I'm looking for (taken from that page)... If you have a product that you think would appeal to me and my readers (who are generally moms of young children), please contact me.

What is the appeal to you or your readers of reimagining historic events?

If you could rewrite that last paragraph to appeal to a reader's sense of justice like you did in paragraph one, what might you change?

People talk about an «author brand» and, yes, this is important also because this is what will make you stand out from the crowd and appeal to your ideal reader (think of it as packaging).

What emotional appeal would drive a reader to pick up your book?

Publishers employ editors and artists who have particular notions (based on professional experience with what sells and what doesn't) about how your book should sound and look to appeal to specific reader tastes.

Whether it was the eroticism or her style of writing that appealed to readers is a topic of debate, though what perhaps matters the most is that the book went on to sell in millions.

I agree that you don't want a reader who hates your genre — in my experience, the comments seems to focus on critiquing the genre as a whole rather than your work in particular — but I think it can be incredibly useful to learn what does and does not appeal to the reader who wouldn't ordinarily pick your book off the shelf.

This unit likely will not appeal to power users or voracious readers, but that is what the Arc 7 HD and Kobo 10 HD are for.

«We get feedback based on how readers navigate through these stories, and what story branches are most appealing to them,» said Lee.

When you have that idea that you think would be cool to pursue but you sort of have to say no because it's not going to appeal to the core readers, what has that experience been like?

Because of changes in the way books are sold online it is now not only possible but desirable to do both: having a series available in bundles as well as individual titles appeals to readers looking for value as well as readers who want to pay only for what they need.

Figure out what keywords (locations, genre, theme, activities, plot events) would appeal to your target readers, then use the images and cover text to say as much as possible about the novel, so that the right readers will be instantly attracted to your book.

And even if that's the case, you want to figure out the closest match, so you know what readers you need to be appealing to.

Get to know what your readers want in terms of content, characters, story, book length and, be willing to change whatever you need to to appeal to your reader.

The Smart about Sports: Soccer series may be basic, but it knows what it takes to lure in reluctant readers: crisp photos, minimal text, and a broadly appealing subject.

A contributor to the Romance section of Gale's What Do I Read Next, co-author of Voice of Youth Advocate's annual «Clueless: Adult Mysteries with Young Adult Appeal» column, a reviewer for Library Journal, and co-author of The Mystery Readers» Advisory: The Librarian's Clues to Murder and Mayhem (2001), Charles was named 2002 Librarian of the Year by the Romance Writers of America and names good chocolate and good books as two of the world's great pleasures.

What teen books do you think will appeal most to adult readers?

Eerie, dark, and unusually sensual, this mystery — love story is similar in tone to E. Lockhart's We Were Liars (2014) and will appeal especially to older readers who are looking for surprising plot twists, a creepy fairy - tale vibe, ambiguous narrators, and a world where nothing is ever really what it seems.

It's hard to comparison shop for book cover design because — regardless of the extras in the package — what matters most is having the best cover for your book: the one that's going to appeal to your target readers and suck them in enough to read the description.

The next step is identifying where your potential readers congregate, who the key influencers are, and what is appealing to your readers.

If you aren't much of a reader, pieces of writing longer than the blurb on the back of a bottle of Tums won't appeal to you no matter what device you use to read them.

For an author, their brand helps to establish what kind of writer they are, who their books will appeal to, what kind of expertise or entertainment they offer to readers.

-LSB-...] down and and see what can we uncover about writing, getting published and appealing to readers.»

The second prong of showing readers what's in it for them is not appealing to your own interest.

What is the appeal of flash fiction to readers?

Of course, it is simple to explain what you have to do while your descriptive narrative essay writing, however, as a rule, when it comes to the process of writing, a student feels puzzled with the questions of what it means to appeal to the readers» senses and how it is possible to appeal to these very senses.

You see when you write your descriptive narrative essays the main aim for you is to appeal the readers» senses, to make them feel, see, taste, touch, or listen what you do or the imaginary hero or image of your descriptive narrative essay does.

Sure, I have all the obvious tabs: Author bio, appearances, book news, links to blogs, excerpts / readings and «what's new», but what I really need is to focus on what additional elements that truly add value to my readers (and yes, I also know I need to update my news / appearances too...) As a reader I know I enjoy websites that are beautifully designed, visually appealing, easy to read (no weird fonts or jarring colors) and which offer lots of value added information that keep me coming back.

However — that being said — I think a good beta reader is someone who can put themselves into the mindset of your average reader (if there is such a thing as an average reader) and can sense what will appeal to that reader and what will derail them from pleasant immersion in the story.

This whole sorry situation is one of the reasons why independent, direct - to - the - reader distribution that's made possible by the internet has appealed so strongly to self - publishers and book readers who are looking for more than what's offered to the largest possible audience.

What this means visually is democratizing the design: making it appeal to more readers by showing more of a sense of place, time, character, genre, or mood.

A KU book gets downloaded and if it doesn't appeal to the reader or provide what the description promised, it is rotated out of the reader's list.

Of course, we aim to appeal to all of our readers, no matter what their gender.

«What Kickstarter did for us was give us a platform to expose a book that had appeal to non-comic readers, to people who liked great art and classic storytelling... We lobbied hard for blogs outside of the world of comics to give us a mention... You have to find people who are interested in the heart of what you're doing, not the medium.&raWhat Kickstarter did for us was give us a platform to expose a book that had appeal to non-comic readers, to people who liked great art and classic storytelling... We lobbied hard for blogs outside of the world of comics to give us a mention... You have to find people who are interested in the heart of what you're doing, not the medium.&rawhat you're doing, not the medium.»

You are right on about creating an emotional appeal because THAT is what will sell them to the reader / hiring person and... «GET DRAMATIC RESULTS».

Readers absorb information more easily when it's not so densely packed, so pick and choose what you want to include and how you want to present it to make your resume appealing.

Relate all your knowledge and qualifications to what is written in the ad and then try to write a cover letter that will appeal to the reader simply because technically, he helped you write it!

Let us take a look what some of these are: • Appearance and inclusion of vital information • Writing style • Tone appeal to the reader All these are important on their own.

Different from an introduction, the best resume objectives appeal to the employer's needs by telling the reader what you bring to the table.

You used a lot of muted neutral colors in this nursery - what advice would you give to our readers for creating a visually appealing space while using a limited color palette?