The phrase "author session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a scheduled time or event where an author engages with an audience, often for discussions, readings, or Q&A sessions.
Example: "The author session with the bestselling novelist will take place on Friday at 7 PM in the main auditorium."
Alternatives: "writer's session" or "author event".
Does your humour come from your irritation?" Don DeLillo also misread the temperature, as he admitted in his author session.
Apologies to all those I haven't answered — I need to take a speed-typing class before my next Ask the Author session.
Professor Bazerman, along with Iris Bohnet, will also be leading a one-day author session on March 22 , 2012 based on his book, Judgment in Managerial Decision Making, 7th Edition.
MANTUA, Italy — More than a regular meet-the author session - a ritual of the literary festival held each September in this city - the standing room only encounter with the writer and filmmaker Folco Terzani resembled a jam session turned love-in.
Koprivnica, the center of the Koprivnicko-krizevacka County hosted majority of Festival's activities during the 4 days including film and reportage workshops, storytelling session for pre-school children and the very popular "Meet the author" session organised for schoolchildren with the children's book writer Irena Sajatovic and Festival's host, actor Sven Sestak.
There will be meet the author sessions, an interactive Dr Who-themed event and academic symposia.
Ms. Lawton has helped schools find authors to speak and played host to meet-the-author sessions with everyone from Henry Kissinger to Toni Morrison.
Libraries also offer a lot of activities such as "meet-the-author" sessions, book reading evenings and children's clubs.
If a reporter attends an author's session at a meeting and writes a story based only on the presentation, such coverage will not affect Science Translational Medicine's consideration of the author's paper.
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The shop was the scene of many readings and author autograph sessions and became a popular haunt for local writers like Norman Rosten, Donald Lev and Enid Dame.
