Sentence examples for author's journals from inspiring English sources

This touch of ignominy became full-blown farce when Wilson's girlfriend's father came across the author's journals.

Drawn from the author's journals of 14 years on the streets, "Land of the Lost Souls" can be repetitive (we spend many pages watching Cadillac Man find and redeem cans) and chronologically confusing.

From the author's Journal of an exploring tour beyond the Rocky mountains.

This is one of those secrets a publishing house doesn't tell you when they're belatedly publishing an "author's journal": nobody ever publishes a real author's journal, as they would have to include pages that say stuff like "Wasp?" for no good reason, shopping lists, and the 40 blank pages at the back.

The author's journal of the year in which he formally mourned his father is also a deeply personal meditation on rabbinical tradition and the relevance of sacred Judaic texts to his own life.

If an author's journal of choice is not OA (or does not satisfy the Plan S criteria for eligible OA journals), then a green option would let the author comply with Plan S by making the work OA in a repository.

Beginning with the land itself, the book's introduction describes the physical setting of Owens Valley and examines first impressions of the land including accounts from Numu myth, observations by nineteenth-century settlers, and excerpts from the author's journal of her own travels on horseback from the valley into the Sierra Nevada.

The book was initially intended as an advice manual for widows, cobbled together from the author's contemporary journals.

None of this appeared in a previously published selection of the author's last journals, and it certainly leavens the current version, preoccupied as it is with the details of Beaton's own illnesses and deterioration.

The dusty back aisles of Amazon are glutted with first-person accounts of successful thru-hikes, most of which tend to be buffed-up re-writes of the author's trail journal.

Data and materials consist of the first author's daily journal and the transcriptions of the timeline interviews.