The phrase "author's background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the personal history, education, or experiences of an author that may influence their writing or perspective.
Example: "Understanding the author's background can provide valuable insights into the themes and motivations present in their work."
Alternatives: "writer's background" or "author's biography".
If there's a fault, it's the explanation of technical topics, surprising given the author's background as an auto writer.
It's both an exploration of courage and a meditation on its author's background, as well as being a coded rebuke to the Manhattan literati who, in their devotion to the values of the New Yorker (Wolfe's bete noir) and also Partisan Review, perceived military men as "brutes and philistines".
You don't go out and read reviews or read about the author's background.
The advance is among the highest ever paid for a first novel and is all the more unusual because of the author's background.
Given the author's background, you might assume that this is a story about how one of them is wrecked by her choice.
The Tiger's Wife, Téa Obreht This novel draws on the author's background growing up in the Balkans in the civil wars.
Given the authors's backgrounds, I was surprised this role was not emphasized more.
The author's science background ensures that the narrative is convincingly accurate as it ticks along.
Hollow triumph Court radical Managing conflicts ReprintsThe author's scientific background was as a theoretical physicist, and the first section of the book is a guide to modern physics.
He was a vital channel for rebellious officials wanting to dish the dirt about their bosses on issues such as ballot-rigging and the Gongadze murder.But the book suffers from the same thing that gives it authenticity: the author's own background in the Ukrainian diaspora.
The book reflected its author's show-biz background.
