The phrase "author effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about the influence or impact that an author has on their work or on the interpretation of their work.
Example: "The author effect is evident in how different readers interpret the same text based on their understanding of the author's background."
Alternatives: "writer influence" or "authorial impact".
Yesterday: Why There was No indigenous Counterpart to Intellectual Property Law in Imperial China," Journal of Chinese Law 7 (1993): 3. N74 William Wordworth, "Essay, Supplementary to the Preface," quoted in Woodmansee, "Author Effect," supra note, p. 280.
N76 See, e.g., Jaszi, "On the Author Effect," supra note, 300-01, 306-11 (showing the influence of this ideal on the opinions in Feist and Rogers v. Koon).
I started a group on Facebook called "I bet we can make these books bestsellers" (I call it the Author Effect for short - a riff on the Oprah Effect), and chose two books by Wyoming author Shawn Klomparens as the first test subjects.
From our analysis we cannot conclude that this "author effect" is a cause or a consequence of scientific performance.
In the past, copyrightable works were by their very nature static unless a human author effected change.
The authors effect a comparison across 25 EU nations aggregated in five cultural clusters, namely Germanic, Southern European, Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian, and Transition.
But there was nothing uncalculated about the author's effects.
Now the library has a curated show of the author's effects, "Octavia Butler: Telling My Stories," on view now, which traces her life and groundbreaking career.
As suggested by the authors, this effect could be explained by a trans interaction between Vamp7p and PI(3 P.
According to the authors, these effects were consistent with effects observed previously in rats exposed chronically to NO2.
Authors examined effects of depressive symptoms on after-discharge survival of hospitalized medically ill male veterans.
