The phrase "author of shadows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a poetic or metaphorical context, often to describe someone who creates or influences dark or mysterious aspects of life or art.
Example: "In his latest novel, he becomes the author of shadows, weaving tales that explore the depths of human despair."
Alternatives: "creator of darkness" or "master of shadows".
It was only in the 18th century that the southern region, formerly a part of the Khmer civilization of Cambodia, became an integral part of Vietnam, said Robert Templer, the author of "Shadows and Wind: A View of Modern Vietnam" (Little, Brown, 1998).
"Vietnam needs to open up the domestic private sector to get things going beyond photocopy stands and noodle shops, to get people investing in small manufacturing businesses instead of just providing a service to their neighbors," said Robert Templer, the author of "Shadows and Wind: A View of Modern Vietnam" (Little, Brown 1998).
Karl Jacoby is a professor of history at Columbia University and the author of "Shadows at Dawn: A Borderlands Massacre and the Violence of History".
Alan Gibbons, one of the march's organisers and the author of Shadow of the Minotaur and other children's books, said: "Libraries are places of learning and opportunity.
Robert Neuwirth of New York, the author of "Shadow Cities," a book about squatter settlements on four continents, said the Tower of David may be the world's highest squatter building.
Adding to Mr. Aquino's troubles with the court, said Marites Danguilan-Vitug, an investigative journalist and author of "Shadow of Doubt: Probing the Supreme Court," is the fact that all but one of the justices, including Chief Justice Renato Corona, had been appointed by Mrs. Arroyo.
Robert Neuwirth is the author of Shadow Cities: a billion squatters, a new urban world.
Kamran Pasha is a Hollywood filmmaker and the author of Shadow of the Swords, a novel on Crusades (Simon & Schuster; June 2010).
She collaborated with social anthropologist Janine Wedel, author of Shadow Elite, on dozens of columns involving new forms of corruption in public policy.
Kamran Pasha is a Hollywood filmmaker and the author of Shadow of the Swords, a novel on the Crusades (Simon & Schuster; June 2010).
They recognize they won't be there forever, but they do want to be recognized for their hard work," said Cameron Macdonald, author of "Shadow Mothers: Nannies, Au Pairs and the Micropolitics of Mothering," to The Huffington Post.
