And so the story comes full circle: one author's craving for acclaim coalesces around one of the most recognizable faces of the day, inspiring her to send into the world a heroine who in turn becomes a symbol in her own right, winning fame for her creator.
"The most important thing anyone designing a new city has to bear in mind is not striking architecture or smart technologies," P.D. Smith, author of 2012's acclaimed City: A Guidebook for the Urban Age, told VICE, "but the people who are going to live there".
The authors of YG Network's acclaimed book, Room To Grow, offer a superior vision for a thriving middle class, grounded in compassion, commonsense, hard work, and proven conservative principles.
Her translations of the Italian author's books have garnered much acclaim.
His last novel, "The Elementary Particles," published here three years ago and in the United States last fall, was no less a succès de scandale, earning the author both acclaim as France's new literary hope and denunciation as a fascist.
We apply numerous reasons for such a coronation citing artistic quality, universal relevancy, emotional integrity, critical acclaim by the author's contemporaries, literary influence, remarkable insight, imaginative style, effective use of language and a host of high praise that has been passed through time like a railroad car glides over a well-worn track pulled by the power of a locomotive.
It brought its author neither acclaim nor reward.
In his spare time he also became an author of some acclaim, writing 11 books, including 3 novels.
Biography is a genre in crisis, according to perhaps Britain's best-known biographer, the author of highly acclaimed works on Lytton Strachey, Augustus John and George Bernard Shaw.
A metaphysical murder mystery from the Spanish author acclaimed by Coetzee and Sebald.
The mystery is a fitting homage to Poe, the Boston-born author acclaimed for his detective stories and tales of terror.
