Sentence examples for authorial biography from inspiring English sources

Scribes and philistines alike are often drawn irresistibly to declaring literature's genesis in the authorial biography.

_ Scribes and philistines alike are often drawn irresistibly to declaring literature's genesis in the authorial biography.

Michaelis said he disagreed with Will Blythe, who wrote recently in the Book Review that "the art of biography is often the record of authorial disillusionment.

Has the authorial "I" gained respectability at last? Dominated by history and biography since it was first awarded in 1999, to be a memoirist snubbed by this prize is to belong to a rather distinguished club, a salon des refuses,, as can be seen from the relevant titles honoured by other, less sniffy, awards over the same period.

The general editor of Penguin Lives, James Atlas, who conceived of the series, believes that the strong authorial point of view of the books and the fact that each biography is "not a primer, not a distillation," are important.

Sifting essential from inessential facts is the great problem of modern biographies, which have bulked up on the steroids of more-than-ample documentation and authorial insecurity.

Marketing phenomenon, authorial manifestation.

Is it authorial playfulness?

"Fahrenheit 451 as authorial circle jerk?

— and no small measure of authorial vanity.

Your biography?