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I had only one visitor a young Negro writer who wanted to drop off a manuscript for me to read.
The next day, the songwriter gave him a manuscript for "Go Away You Bomb".
But despite several deadline extensions, Ms. Sklar has yet to file a manuscript for "Jew-ish".
In preparing to ship his archives to Austin, Ishiguro found a manuscript for a pulp western he thought had been lost – his first serious attempt at fiction.
She spends the last week of any big project — the final edit on a manuscript, for instance — at an upscale hotel, chosen for its on-site spa.
In my role as a reviewer of crime fiction, I was once sent a manuscript for a thriller from a lawyer acquaintance.
Programmes such as Adobe PageMaker and Photoshop are becoming familiar as I work on a manuscript for a book of palindromes.
When he turned his diaries into a manuscript for a light-hearted book on the life of a food judge, he said, Michelin struck back.
We found among his papers a manuscript for a book on the Amber Room, which he compiled four years before his death.
As De Hamel, of Cambridge, explained in a lecture, "Cutting Up Manuscripts for Pleasure and Profit": You buy a manuscript for a thousand dollars (for example).
