The phrase "author spotlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a feature or section that highlights or showcases the work or achievements of an author.
Example: "In this month's issue, we have several author spotlights that delve into the lives and works of emerging writers."
Alternatives: "author features" or "writer highlights".
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The author Tom Franks spotlighted his state in the book What's the Matter with Kansas? which detailed "how conservatives won the heart of America" by recruiting Kansans to vote against their own economic interests.
We update our Carnegie page to include our new poll, 'step back in time' book which we also discuss and choose our author for the spotlight from the new shortlist.
And check out our Guardian children's fiction prize book club which will include videos of the authors explaining why you should review their book plus other features (one author will be spotlighted each week from the week starting 7 July 2014).
And check out our Guardian children's fiction prize book club which will include videos of the authors explaining why you should review their book plus other features (one author will be spotlighted each week from the week starting 14 July 2015).
In developing the story the author casts a spotlight on a little-known aspect of the Space Age, namely the military dimension.
He was the author of Footlights and Spotlights (1924) and Mad Folk of the Theatre (1928).
THE latest issue of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine, spotlights Michel Houellebecq, author of a new novel that imagines the Islamisation of France and then the European Union.
Ars Nova accepts submissions from the public for its monthly Out Loud series, which spotlights unknown authors.
But for now, she's just excited to spotlight authors, both established and forthcoming.
