Sentences with phrase «wrote about their magic»

I wrote about their magic powers here and here.

I love writing about magic, both the wild fairy - tale kind in the Baba Yaga tales and the more rule - bound and realistic sort in the Veiled Magic books.

I've already written all about the magic of turning seeds into food in a vessel here: Grow your own sprouts in a jar.

Not exact matches

The way I see it, there are probably six magic firms I write about.

So a proven, verified, science is hokum to you, but a book written by ignorant men all about god magic makes sense?

In seeking to prey upon Jesus, Satan had fallen prey to the «deep magic» which C. S. Lewis writes about in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

Also, the whole «gravity creates the Universe» thing is easy to write down on paper and tell everyone about, but so is «magic beans created the empire state building».

DO NOT think that claims about magic and the supernatural are more likely true because they are written in old books.

In the book Accidental Magic, author Roy Williams writes about something called «Broca.»

G. K. Chesterton wrote about this issue in his essay «Magic and Fantasy in Fiction.»

Certainly her books can be seen as attempting to carry religious, and specifically Christian, ideas past the «watchful dragons» that Lewis wrote about in his own reflection on the role of magic and fairy tales.

After writing and chatting about Magic School Bus so much I really want to watch it again now.

No one will write a think piece about the Rays» devil magic.

There's no magic bullet to getting babies to sleep through the night consistently, or else we wouldn't all be writing about it.

Sometimes magic is created, memories are etched in time, and I am the dad I write about on my blog.

Remember, the word «potential» is your magic passport to write about whatever crap you want to.

North Carolina, USA, & Turkey About Blog Welcome to my writing cave, where myth, magic, and mystery collide.

At different points the headmistress states that «electricity is a kind of magic» and «potions are nothing but chemistry,» proclamations that seem written to elicit an mind - blown reaction GIF but kind of fall apart as soon as you start thinking about them.

The three latest pictures to be acquired are Higher Ground (the directorial debut from Vera Farmiga, which she also stars), the documentary Magic Trip (co - written / co-directed by Alex Gibney, about the psychedelic»60s cross-country bus tour taken by Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters) and another documentary entitled The Black Power Mixtape 1967 - 1975 (about the Black Power and Black Panther movements in the US).

Criterion has also added «Strange Magic,» a 13 - minute featurette focused around writer and Rookie editor - in - chief Tavi Gevinson, who explores the film through the lens of adolescence, suicide, and memory via her own writing and imagery from a fanzine she made about the film in 2012.

Magic is an overused word, especially when writing about movies, but La La Land is truly magical.

The Magic of Belle Isle is a dramedy about a «wheelchair - bound author moves to a rural town, where he befriends a single mother and her three kids, who help reignite his passion for writing.»

Feige talks about Doctor Strange's origin story, how the movie will be different from the comics, rooting crazy concepts in real science, does Steven Strange know about The Avengers, how the film is more respectful to other cultures than the original source material may have been, how this movie was inspired by The Oath, which characters might connect with the Runaways, Mads Mikkelsen «s character Kaecilius, multiple dimensions, the trouble with writing magic action, how Mordo is different in the movie, Rachel McAdams «character Christine Palmer, is the eye of agamotto an infinity stone, the genre of the film, how this film will defy expectations, Steven Strange's role in the larger MCU, will we see cameos from the other Marvel characters, and much more.

If you are casting about for a writing activity that mingles academic rigour and magic, have your students write their own «Storybirds».

I once got a magic Easter egg... Start a story with this sentence and write about what happened when you received the magic egg.

Cognitive scientist Daniel Willingham writes about something that he says may come as close to being a magic bullet in education as anything.

In the beginning, when I was trying to sell my first novel, I had a weird experience of editors really wanting me to write, sort of magic realism set in the Caribbean, or about recent immigrants with a magical ability (I've had two editors actually give me that logline and ask if I'd be interested in writing that story, but it's just not there for me, I've got other stories still to tell).

«I wanted to write a fantasy that would say something about the nature of my childhood and what it was like growing up in a small town, and about how magic exists for children,» he explains.

It is very well written and has a clever premise, but I'm not in the mood for a book about magic, magic, magic.

Hi!I am Siddharth Satpathy a 15 year old and an enthusiastic Harry Potter fan like most other children of my age group who have read the book.The book is indeed a most enthralling one and has been much more than successfull in securing its well deserved place in the heart of its readers.This book written about the magical world has cast a sort of magic on its readers and deserves a most fitting tribute.

Once we were in negotiations with DreamWorks, it dawned on me that we'd been writing about the reality of magic for seven years, and something magical was happening to us.

It's a tall order in this day and age to write a book about a young boy in magic school without being held to the Harry Potter standard, but that's exactly what Black and Clare attempt in their first collaboration (and Clare's first middle - grade offering).

1) Produce lots of titles to increase name recognition and sales overall; 2) Lower your price point and the readers will follow; 3) Don't worry about pricing, just focus on great writing; 4) Be a guest blogger, have your own blog, tweet, join forums, talk to readers, get reviews; 5) Use your ebook as a promotional piece to sell classes, services, and other products; 6) There is no magic bullet, just keep doing everything and eventually you'll break through.

But my favorite magic to write, I must admit, is in the Baba Yaga and Broken Rider books, because those are based more on the kind of fairy - tale witches I read about in my youth, where there are very few limits on the magic a truly powerful witch can do.

Written in Putney's elegant style, A Distant Magic is a highly romantic fantasy novel woven with multicultural chords and sharpened with commentary about slavery and the slave trade.

I write a couple of different series — the Baba Yaga series, based on an updated version of the Russian fairy tale witch; the Veiled Magic series, about a witch - cop in a fictional world much like ours; and my new Broken Rider series, which is a spin - off from the Baba Yagas.

My second novel, the first book in the Veiled Magic series, still featured a witch whose magical practices followed the general way I wrote about in my nonfiction books — with more oomph, of course, because it is fiction, and I can make some things work there that don't work in real life.

It effortlessly informs the reader about the magic of a creature that I've spent a long time studying, writing and talking about, yet this book still entrances me.

There is something magic about spending almost three days with other writing industry people.

Exceptions are awesome, and maybe some of us will hit that winning mix of magic, luck, and good writing that lands us on bestseller lists and snags movie deals, but I propose a more measured approach to thinking about your writing career.

We also learn about his writing habits and how he deals with a busy schedule of work and school creating the magic in his books.

Since writing that first series, I haven't gone back, (except for one novella in an anthology of connected stories about a magic Irish ring, Ring of Truth).

We're all about trying to help you sell more books here at BookPromotion.com, but until you find the «magic formula» that's going to work to sell more of your books (whether that's advertising, book bloggers, building your mailing list, growing your social media, or any of the other stuff we talk about), I thought that today I'd give you some ideas for earning some money using those writing / editing / design skills.

In 2010, Jake Stichler wrote a post about «Finding a Magic Number» that tells him how much he has to pay each month to reach his debt payoff goal, using the Vertex42 Debt Reduction Calculator to help calculate that magic nuMagic Number» that tells him how much he has to pay each month to reach his debt payoff goal, using the Vertex42 Debt Reduction Calculator to help calculate that magic numagic number.

When I first wrote about them over two years ago, many readers dismissed them as black magic and said they would never use them.

North Carolina, USA, & Turkey About Blog Welcome to my writing cave, where myth, magic, and mystery collide.

- hear comments from GLaDOS as you play - sounds from the Portal series - «cake is a lie» graffiti makes an appearance, with «the cake is in the kitchen on floor 2» written below it - the three light - up sections of the toy pad must be colored by positioning a character on a colored pad - then you move the actual minifig to the correspondingly colored panel on the toy pad itself - find hidden items in the world using the toy pad as a guide - toy pad flashes red when you go in the wrong direction and then gradually shifts to green when you're going the right way - use an environmental «keystone» to scale Batman to about ten times his normal size - use Gandalf's gift for magic to propel a levitated Companion Cube through a series of tubes and onto a button

Writing about Shadow of Mordor, Mike Bithell (creator of Thomas Was Alone and Volume) said games are essentially magic tricks.

His work has been written about in Artforum, The New Yorker, the Los Angeles Times, Artforum.com, nonsite.org and has appeared in Aperture, Blind Spot, C - Photo, and Photography Is Magic.

I was also interested in literature about magic realism written in that area and style, but I developed a certain interest for the metaphysical paintings and its surroundings.