The phrase "author and editorial" is not entirely correct as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in contexts discussing roles or contributions in publishing, but it would be clearer if rephrased.
Example: "The author and editorial team worked closely to finalize the manuscript."
Alternatives: "author and editorial team" or "writer and editorial staff".
Peter, 81, a business magazine journalist, author, and editorial consultant, died Friday, August 26 at Mt . Sinai Hospitalin New York after a short illness.
He is a contributing author and editorial board member of the upcoming book Mitigating Climate Change: The Emerging Face of Modern Cities.
Mr. Anderson, a respected journalist and author and editorial board member for twelve years of The New York Times, was also known and respected by all members of the Foundation's family as a devoted husband and father.
That piece, written by Roger Starr, an author and editorial board member who died on Sept. 10 at the age of 83, exhorted New Yorkers to draw on the best of themselves.
"With more and more gays and lesbians coming out in middle school and high school, it's hard not to view coming out post-peak in your career or whenever as cowardly, if not opportunistic," said Dan Savage, the gay author and editorial director of The Stranger, a Seattle newsweekly, where he writes an advice column called "Savage Love".
Grauer's Blue Jay: A Hopkins Tradition, an exhibit of Blue Jay memorabilia from journalist, author, and editorial cartoonist Neil A. Grauer, opens at the MSE Library on January 28 and runs through May 25 , 2009
"Ultimately, it is a matter for the court to decide on the definition of a relevant publisher based on assessment of the facts, in accordance with the three interlocking tests - course of business, range of authors and editorial control," said a DCMS spokeswoman.
Sarah Stodola is the author of Process: The Writing Lives of Great Authors and Editorial Director of Strolby.com.com
Editorial leadership was assessed on the basis of the most recent instructions to authors and editorial policy statements.
Each journal's instructions to authors and editorial policy statements were examined to assess the editorial leadership demonstrated towards authors (Table 3).
If a journal did not have a web presence, its instructions to authors and editorial information were sought from other online sources (e.g. Mulford Library's database of instructions to authors, http://mulford.meduohio.edu/instr/index.html) and by contacting the editor-in-chief.
