Sentences with phrase «when authors of all genres»

Not exact matches

The real advantage of a golden age for a literary genre is the elevation of its second - rank authors: Merely good writers become great writers when they happen to live at the right moment.

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.

The starkness of that division is evidence of a screenplay with six credited authors, expectations of a franchise that went astray when it abandoned Bryan Singer (as all potentially great franchises seem to abandon Bryan Singer, to their detriment), and a director who's capable of giving good genre (Kick - Ass) saddled with material that's at least fifty - percent garbage.

The study's authors, Dana Beth Weinberg and Adam Kapelner, a sociologist and mathematician, respectively, found that even when you looked at book genres that are dominated by female authors, the percentages only go up by an average of 9 % — so, even if hardly any men are writing, say, romance novels, the women who are writing them are still getting screwed out of equal pay.

Marketing the finished project and what to do when some of the authors usually write in different genres and have different kinds of lists.

David Vinjamuri is the talented author of Operator, one of my top reads of last year — and you have to know that I'm picky, especially when reading a genre I write in.

There are special considerations for authors of every genre, including children's books, that need to be considered when writing or pitching a project.

As author Shauna Niequist describes in her book Cold Tangerines, it takes a kind of courage to choose the genre of your own story: When you realize that the story of your life could be told a thousand different ways, that you could tell it over and over as a tragedy, but you choose to call it an epic, that's when you start to learn what celebrationWhen you realize that the story of your life could be told a thousand different ways, that you could tell it over and over as a tragedy, but you choose to call it an epic, that's when you start to learn what celebrationwhen you start to learn what celebration is.

One thing Robertson was kind enough to point out — apart from stating very eloquently that self - published authors do sell a lot of books — is that authors in the thriller and mystery genres may want to keep their options open when it comes to choosing to publish traditionally, with a small press, or by themselves.

Title: Muhyo & Roji's Bureau of Supernatural Investigation Genre: Action, Dark Fiction Author: Yoshiyuki Nishi Synopsis: When the ghost of a tormented schoolgirl starts terrorizing subway passengers, can Muhyo and Roji resolve the paranormal crisis before it totally derails?

Most of the time, when I ask authors who their book is for, they'll tell me about their genre: «It's for teenagers who are into Fantasy,» for example.

Daigo of Fire Company M Genre: Action, Adventure Author: Masahito Soda Synopsis: Fire, smoke, adrenaline, and fear — when everyone is running to escape from a fire, a few courageous people are running to jump right into the thick of it.

Title: To Love Ru Genre: Ecchi, Harem, Romance Author: Saki Hasemi, Kentaro Yabuki Synopsis: Rito Yūki is your average high school student — awkward, shy, and hopeless when it comes to confessing his feelings to the girl of his dreams.

Title: The Seven Deadly Sins Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy Author: Nakaba Suzuki Synopsis: When they were accused of trying to overthrow the monarchy, the feared warriors the Seven Deadly Sins were sent into exile.

Title: Sherlock Bones Genre: Mystery Author: Yuma Ando, Yuki Sato Synopsis: When Takeru adopts his new pet, he's in for a surprise — the dog is none other than the reincarnation of Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective.

Sometimes an author may elect to create a new name for himself if he's writing in a different genre or different voice, as Stephen King chooses to do when he writes as Richard Bachman, a fact that eluded some of his readers through more than four books and is now the subject of a work by Michael R. Collings, Stephen King is Richard Bachman.

Of these ebooks, most independently published ones have a larger market share than traditionally published ones when broken down into genres: Self - published romance, mystery, horror, science fiction and fantasy all sell better from indie authors or Kindle imprints than they do from traditional publishers.»

Some bestselling authors are happy with their success and don't feel the need to alter their methods when it comes to their standard titles, but some of those same authors are enjoying the opportunities that ebook - only and digital - first publishing affords, such as the chance to experiment with switching genres or exploring with new types of writing.

The pitfall to avoid: When studying competing titles, make sure you don't look at old titles or just titles by a favorite author; look at recent releases by a range of authors in your genre to determine how to publish a book that can compete in that particular genre.

I'm a bit sporadic with my book reviews (and the occasional c.d. review), but when I do write one, I try to write it from a perspective of someone who is reading the author / genre for the first time.

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.

The reviewer knows the genre and has read many books from a wide range of authors; his or her comments can help you when you make revisions or begin a new writing project.

Define the Genre of Your Book Too often, authors fall into the trap of believing that they are creating an entirely new genre when in fact they are simply mislabelling an already existing gGenre of Your Book Too often, authors fall into the trap of believing that they are creating an entirely new genre when in fact they are simply mislabelling an already existing ggenre when in fact they are simply mislabelling an already existing genregenre.

When you can be recognized by the topic, genre, or unique quality of your writing, your audience will be able to immediately distinguish you from other authors.

Communicating an author's brand is especially challenging when you're an indie author not bound by the constraints of traditional publishing to stick to a specific genre.

When you can be recognized by the topic, genre, and unique quality of your writing, your audience will be able to immediately distinguish you from other authors.

But it also annoys me when all female authors are classed as «romance» for reason of gender, rather than genre.

When someone walks into a bookstore, all of the books are separated, first by fiction and non-fiction, next by genre or subject, then by sub-category and finally by author.

When I asked about «genre elitism» among people who talk trash about literary work, fantasy author Lorna Suzuki referred to some of her experience with her Imago series:

Yvonne Ho on EditionGuard How to Market a Self - Published Book Effectively: Digital Marketing for Authors «The most important thing to be aware of when strategizing your marketing efforts is that you are not just trying to get just «people» to buy your book — you need to get your book to the people who already have the inclination to buy a book from your genre in the first place.»

Always consider the genre and storyline of your book when it comes to your author event's venue and activities.

The first instinct is to use your real name when starting out and this will likely be suitable for the majority of fiction authors, who write in only one genre.

And if you happen to have a network of author friends and colleagues who write in the same genre, start your own list and give it a catchy name and put a compilation of your books in at and then harness the power of multiple networks when it comes to petitioning fans for votes and exposure!

When the transition of e-book to ebook (eBook) is finalized in the upcoming future and typos are mostly taken care of, more indie authors of similar genres might come out and join forces to secure the trade and reap a harvest.

You know, it's funny... as authors we know how to write books in our respective genres, but when it comes to writing the most important part of our book (the sales copy) we lack the ability to really knock it out of the park and hook the reader enough to buy our books.

Author: T.S. Church Publisher: Titan Books Genre: Fantasy I admit that I was intrigued when contacted by Titan Books offering me a copy of the latest RuneScape book — written by T.S. Church — to review.