According to Tristan Manco, author and compiler of the Make Your Mark book, "urban art" usually refers to "work that is influenced by street art and graffiti cultures, and artists who use the urban environment as their platform".
Author and compiler Simon Goddard certainly went far enough here to please the people, I think, but I can still imagine death threats phoned in from fans in disagreement with him about "Picadilly Palare".
Some early Christian writers considered the Didachē canonical, and Egyptian authors and compilers quoted it extensively in the 4th and 5th centuries.
One possibility is that the authors and compilers of Genesis weren't just liars; they were really stupid liars, who didn't bother doing the basic work required to make their fabrication remotely plausible or coherent.
Ninety years later, textbook authors and compilers of syllabi frequently reinforce the marginalizing rhetoric of those critics, casting Berg as an eternal student and artistic subordinate of his iconoclastic teacher, Arnold Schoenberg.
In addition, some modeling packages such as NONMEM can produce different results depending on the compiler (e.g., Fortran vendor or version) and compiler options used.
Adrift is another popular, easy to use interactive fiction language and compiler.
Lombard was no mere scribe, compiler, or commentator; he was an "author," and the same is true of Bonaventure himself.
Anthologies and collections - Note the author and the title of individual work you're citing (poem, play, short story, etc)., the full names of any editors and compilers, and the page number(s).
Lachmann, Robert, 1892-1939, author, compiler.
Sesiano, Jacques, author, compiler, translator.
