The phrase "author subject" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the subject matter or focus of an author's work, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In this analysis, we will explore the author subject and how it influences the narrative style."
Alternatives: "author focus" or "subject of the author".
The idea survived into the 20th century in the shape of the little catalogue cards librarians used to note down a book's title, author, subject and so on before the records were moved onto computers.
Just like in natural language: The author (subject) is Creator (predicate) of the book (object).
At the new Mutual Fund Center, readers can now search our database of fund stories written by the Forbes magazine and Forbes Digital staffs, sorting by author, subject or title.
To: Everyone writing about Amazon vs. Hachette From: An indie and self-published author Subject: Please stop.
Moreover, every book collector has their own unique system for organizing their volumes -- by author, subject, binding, jacket, language, date, size, circumstance, and intuition.
There are several ways of doing this: by author, subject, or title.
Inflation got out of hand because central banks were under the thumb of politicians who preferred rising prices to higher joblessness.In this latest report the authors subject such controversies to painstaking cross-country forensics.
Of all the treatments that the authors subject the plants to, pinching would seem to best simulate folding but pinching the meristem does not increase STM expression.
Some of the author-subject matchups are intriguing.
This, in turn, has defeated the author-subject symbiosis on which Mr. McGinniss's best work depends.
"I thought that he owed me a debt of gratitude," she told Agata Tuszynska, her biographer (though "biography" isn't quite the word for this breathless exercise in author-subject identification).
