Sentences with phrase «what kind of books you write»

Tag line I don't think an a tagline is an absolute must, but it can be a nice thing to have to help signal to your visitors what kind of books you write.

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That jibes with what Stewart suggests, that certain kinds of books — genre stuff like fan fiction or romance — work better digitally, but print is still a more desirable way to digest the really good meaty writing.

You wrote: but what Kaiser fails to understand is that it is exactly the kind of theology he presents in this book which has caused most of those people to leave the church and give up on God.

I've written this book specifically for parents to offer some information that I hope they find helpful on what's going on in education these days, on the kind of education our children really need to make the best of their talents and to offer practical advice and strategies to get that kind of education for -LSB-...]

In an email to me, Dicker said it would be inaccurate to describe his book as an «authorized biography» of Cuomo since» neither the gov nor any of his people have any kind of prior - or post-approval on what I write.»

The «kind of murky status quo» that exists now for regulating stem cell clinics «is quite different than there being laws on the books that explicitly say that what the clinics are doing is legal at the state level,» Knoepfler wrote in an email.

So, that's why I put her in the play is because - and I read a couple of places, a couple of people have written about her and kind of wondered about her and what she meant to him and it's possible he was close with her father and he had given Newton several books.

Dave Asprey: It's interesting, when I was writing the Bulletproof Diet book, I really dug in on the butyric acid angle and found two different studies that talked about what many in the Paleo community all know, if you eat some kind of fiber, vegetables, or starch, then the bacteria in your lower intestine can make butyric acid.

Instead, the person writing the profile is given more freedom to write exactly what they want to say in six particular categories: four kinds of favorites (t.v. shows, music, books, and movies), and personal turn - offs and - ons.

Successful publishing depends almost entirely on what kind of book you've written, how many readers are searching for that kind of book, and whether or not your book satisfies them — but no matter what kind of book you've written, you want to reach as many readers as possible, right?

Frame your content around what lead you to writing, why you write the kind of books you do, what you love about it.

People come to those authors who clearly show what it is they do and write, because they know that they are THAT guy or gal who talks about and produces THAT kind of book / product.

What kind of research did you do in order to write your book?

ok, the first book was kind of slow although I did enjoy Jones» wonderful evocative writing, her eye for making the world visually leap to life [the tundra is just a bit of a non-inspiring setting, unfortunately], but here the story picks up a lot of momentum, with me turning the pages quicker and quicker to see what's going to happen.

This question just occurred to me: What kind of commentary on society is it (or not) that the «real» author of the book felt the need to write and publish her book under Leonard's name?

Before you write that first sentence ask yourself this: What kind of book will you want to write 70 times?

What kind of book have you written?

Based on what you've written with regard to ebook publishers, you seem to be under the misapprehension it's some kind of payment for the rights to publish a book.

If you don't have a book yet, that's perfectly fine, but you should still have some information about what kind of fiction you write, your current work - in - project, etc..

An intriguing description of the kind of fiction or nonfiction you write, as well as what the reader can hope to learn or experience by reading your books.

Rather, I want to write the kinds of books that I like to read, and I hope that others like what I do.

The real shame of the entire saga is that this is the kind of book that, despite the poor reviews that state it is poorly written and barely erotic, is exactly what self - published authors have benefited from in a big way.

Along with three books in the Kate and Annalise series (including this year's Finding Harmony), Hutchins wrote the popular how - to What Kind of Loser Indie Publishes, and How Can I Be One, Too?

I met Barbara Freethy at the London Book Fair, and I think she really struck me, because she's just such a kind of nice, quiet, normal lady, what a good businesswoman, but the fact is, she has thirty - eight books and she's been writing for twenty years, so if you actually do the math, at thirty - eight books, you only have to sell 500 or so a month, of each of those books, and you do make a lot of money.

Kate McMillan, a web designer for many books and authors for more than a decade, advised in a 2012 web article, «frame the content around what led you to writing, and why you write the kinds of books that you do and what you love about it.

No matter what kind of book you've written or how long you've worked on it, your work can benefit from professional editing.

In addition to asking whether — and on what devices — Americans read books specifically, the survey also included a broader set of questions asking about reasons that people might read written content of any kind (including books, but also magazines, newspapers or online content).

We referenced (awkwardly) Rachel Aaron's 2k to 10k: Writing Faster, Writing Better, and Writing More of What You Love, a book you should definitely check out since I kind of mangled the tips from it in the show (I know, you're dying to watch / listen now, aren't you?).

@Lelaina, what kind of book have you written?

Therefore I believe the route I am writing about here is mainly for translators who are also promoting something else that fits, like similar books or services, but if they do, I see no reason why they shouldn't do it, and in my opinion it would even make more sense if translators approach authors than authors approaching translators — not just when it comes to retrieving rights but translating books in the first place, because they know best what kind of books they think they can successfully promote themselves.

Instead of spending hours trying to figure out what kinds of graphics, colors and fonts come together nicely to create the perfect book cover, simply leave it to a capable professional while you do the things you're comfortable with and are sure about, like more writing!

I figured it was kind of cheating to write about that book since 1) All of you already know what it's about and have been waiting for it for a while and 2) It's coming out in 2 days.

Here's what annoys me about this kind of thing: the author spends a lot of time writing the best book he or she can.

But if you're working on your first book and find yourself struggling with the expectations of what kind of writer you're supposed to be, then join me at this meeting, and let's commiserate about three of the things that, if we're not careful, can end our writing careers before they even start.

C.A.R.E. enough to make it easy for your audience to tell what kind of book you've written from a glance at your cover.

No matter what kind of book you're writing, all self - publishing authors will eventually reach the same question: what's the best way to market it?

All authors are welcome, regardless of how you published, what you write, etc. (You don't have to worry about your book being listed in an electronic catalog with an adult content book because we could always make separate catalogs for different kinds of books.

What kind of book have you written, or are you interested in writing?

One other friend of mine left he was in the real estate space wrote a book with with a major publishing house and then a few years later stopped he left real estate and went into a really strong personal development business and the publisher went up well you're not promoting this book anymore and they took his book word - for - word and put somebody else's name on the cover of it and just put a new introduction on it no credit to anybody he had worked because he had two co-authors help him with it because he's dyslexic so they essentially were the ones that wrote it and he provided a lot of the content and the publisher gave those other authors no credit took his name off and put somebody else's name on the front and then the publisher was 100 % within their rights to do it so you know there's a lot of things that I challenge people to kind of think about what's important and if you're putting all your expertise into this book you want to make sure that somebody's negotiated a heck out of it giving you a contract that actually makes sense for you and your business.

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What kinds of books have you asked students to write?

I would add: Make sure the blog tour company (if you're hiring it out) knows what kind of book you've written.

Recently I wrote a long post about cutting edge book marketing strategies: a lot of that stuff can be outsourced; in fact I'm going to focus on building a step - by - step todo list you can use, just give to your VA and let them take care of everything (I may, eventually, set up some kind of service where you hire a VA from us to do everything, that way I can train them myself to know exactly what to do... but that's a long way off, because honestly I'd rather just focus on writing my own books).

(If you don't know what your target readers will enjoy, because you've never thought about who you're writing for or what kind of person would read your book, you've been living in a narcissistic, self - adoring bubble for too long, and you need to burst it).

In the end, it's probably a lot of what type of person are you and what kind of book have you written to determine which way to go.

I've written a lot about marketing in 2018 already so check out this post in particular to remind yourself what kinds of book marketing strategies you're going to take on.

Don't write what you think people will read, go out and find people who read the kind of books you write.

I think, no matter what kind of book you're writing, we should be able to agree that it would be nice to get some people to read it, and it would be even nicer to get lots of people to read it.

It depends on the kind of book you're writing, what you're trying to disclose or explain, whether you're going to have someone representing a certain style or a certain era or a certain whatever.

This book is written for you, and there are hard truths in it that you really need to learn, starting with Tannebaum's code of ethics and his advice on deciding what kind of lawyer you want to be.