The phrase "a very good author" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who writes well or produces high-quality literary work.
Example: "In my opinion, J.K. Rowling is a very good author who has captivated readers of all ages."
Alternatives: "an excellent author" or "a great writer."
I've read Choosing Crumble by Michael Rosen before and thought he was a very good author.
Rick Riordan Is a very good author and I love reading his books.
This happened to a very good author I know and she was out over $6000 in a matter of months.
RS: Well, and what's interesting about your book is there's denial even, you know, Peter Matthiessen - I mean, Matthiessen's a very good author, very interesting guy and everything.
Its author is a very good writer in the purest way: she makes us feel some sliver of what she felt.
Tom DeLonge, formerly of Blink-182 (a very good band), and Suzanne Young, author of The Program, teamed up to write Poet Anderson… Of Nightmares, the first in a trilogy.
"Devil on My Back," on rereading, is a not a very good book, mostly because the author wanted to say too much.
Then realize that this author was a very good and ardent tennis player!
Will Storr is a prize-winning journalist and the author of a very good, if largely forgotten, novel, The Hunger and the Howling of Killian Lone.
Lardner is a first-rate reporter on the police, author of a very good book on David Durk, the unsung hero of the Serpico corruption case, and a former police officer in Washington.
Dave Haslam, a journalist, former Haçienda DJ, and the author of a very good book about Manchester, makes a similar point: the city's council is often too obsessed with big glitzy corporate projects and foreign direct investment, to the detriment of the city's organic growth.But that is true of almost every British city council I can think of.
