Sentence examples for author's image from inspiring English sources
What's very different is the media's emphasis, the predominance of the author's image over his work.
For its part, the Lewis estate insists that there is no calculated plan to reshape the author's image.
The upshot of the book's supernormal size is that the author's images just jump off of the pages.
Father Oswald Tesimond claimed that Keyes had "tasted persecution himself, having lost his goods because of it" while historian and author Cyril Northcote Parkinson's image of him was of a "desperate man, ruined and indebted".
Rather, I have withdrawn from the rituals that writers are more or less obliged to perform in order to sustain their book by lending to them their author's expendable image.
Be aware that book characters are usually the author's ideal image of their selves.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Cooperation in the development of new ideas in Erfurt, source: Author's data Open image in new window Fig. 3 Cooperation in the development of new ideas in Gelsenkirchen, source: Author's data.
Two hundred and fifty years after Voltaire's campaign resulted in Calas being posthumously declared innocent, the protean author's name and image were hard to avoid in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo murders.
Source: author's calculations Open image in new window Fig. 2 ESI versus annual GDP growth.
Source: Author's data Open image in new window Fig. 3 Network actors highlighted by in-degree number.
Is the play a therapeutic working out of the author's own self-image around race (he's black), or -- even more disquieting to many -- his way of assimilating imagery that doesn't haunt his generation (he was 23 when he wrote the play) as it may for his elders who fought for his right to be a successful playwright?
