Sentences with phrase «writer someone admire»

I consider it a term of respect for writers I admire.

Follow some flash fiction writers you admire on their social networks, so you can see what they're up to, read their latest published pieces and books.

Why not join forces with other writers you admire and co-market each other's books?

Study writers you admire.

Write regularly, write about what you know, imitate writers you admire, don't be afraid of rejection... — those tips and more from an experienced editor of fiction for young readers!

Hilderbrand is the subject of a NYT «s «By the Book» feature, answering «Lorrie Moore» to the question which writer she admires most.

So, in August, I'm going on an evening thriller writing course, led by a published thriller writer I admire and am keen to meet.

I was talking about my friends at the time — authors like Megg Jensen, Sarra Cannon, and GP Ching — indie writers I admire and who had reached (and blown past) that 10k mark.

Make a Twitter account and begin to follow other writers you admire.

Study writers you admire, see how they do things, and learn to imitate them.

Like many of the writers she admires, Murdoch seeks to salvage the aesthetic riches of the Christian tradition and to do so through the glorious ambiguities of art.

BK: I'd read enough to know that Thompson had spent this year abroad in the early 1960s, reporting on Cold War issues from South America, and it occurred to me this must have been a pretty pivotal time in the life of a writer I admired.

It is a pity, because correspondence such as the one collected here can open a rare window to the day - to - day lives of the writers we admire, reminding us that they are human and subject to the same quotidian concerns and larger fears that we all face.

That's the thing with us writers though; it can be scary to put ourselves out there, especially regarding another writer we admire.

Write to writers you admire.

Especially # 2 and # 3 — I especially recommend authors contribute to Amazon thoughtful reviews of books by other writers they admire — especially if in same genre.

This exhibition intermingles colourful portraits of people from Joffe's own life with equally vibrant portraits of the writers she admires, such as Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath and Robert Lowell.