Sentence examples for author's manuscripts from inspiring English sources

"Ernest Hemingway: Between Two Wars" displays the author's manuscripts, correspondence, first editions, photographs, and artifacts.

The letters, written between 1949 and 1959, will join the library's extensive Hemingway archive, home to most of that author's manuscripts and correspondence, donated by his wife Mary Hemingway.

Also, George James Hucker correspondence regarding the ordering and making of the Cornell University mace, 1961-1963; Rare Books Department correspondence, 1968-1970; sheet catalogs; author's manuscripts, 1966-1972; and a photocopied typescript of a poem written by George H. Healey for the Cornell Class of 1909 Reunion Social, 1963.

Most important for campus-based and visiting researchers are some fifty linear feet of the author's manuscripts, drafts, and proofs for the author's novels The Bluest Eye (1970), Sula (1973), Tar Baby (1981), Beloved (1987), Jazz (1992), Paradise (1997), Love (2003), A Mercy (2008), Home (2012), and God Help the Child (2015).

But when Zach accidentally unlocks the author's manuscripts, the fictitious monsters are unleashed into the real world.

For example, Dr. Rennie cited a scientist who found scientific merit in an author's manuscript that Dr. Rennie had sent him.

It's the custom for editors to keep a low profile and to underplay any changes they may make to an author's manuscript.

Have the Authors made it clear how the data presented in the Author's manuscript is different or builds upon previously published data?

Such a request must be accompanied by documentation that demonstrates that the author's manuscript cannot be published due to the availability of the related thesis online.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, comedy in five acts by William Shakespeare, written about 1595 96 and published in 1600 in a quarto edition from the author's manuscript, in which there are some minor inconsistencies.

Apart from Tamburlaine and the minor work Dido, Queen of Carthage (of uncertain date, published 1594 and written in collaboration with Thomas Nashe, Edward IIisis the only one of Marlowe's plays whose extant text can be relied on as adequately representing the author's manuscript.