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The phrase "authorial interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the influence or involvement of an author in a work, particularly in relation to how it is interpreted or presented.
Example: "The novel's depth is often attributed to the author's deliberate authorial interference, shaping the narrative to evoke specific emotions."
Alternatives: "authorial influence" or "authorial involvement".
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In his introduction, Dalrymple says he yearns for his narratives to be free of authorial interference.
Fans of journalistic objectivity might get nervous at such authorial interference, but Katz's activities aren't really worth agitating about.
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It offers fuller descriptions, freer dialogue, and more authorial intervention.
Authorial intervention would thud with artifice.
A third reason why textbook authors employ CACs relates to authorial voice and interpretation.
Motion's remarks come almost exactly 50 years after the Lady Chatterley obscenity trial, covered for this newspaper by Kenneth Tynan, who characterised the celebrated battle for the authorial right to take up residence in the bedroom without the interference of the state as a battle between "life and death".
Marketing phenomenon, authorial manifestation.
Is it authorial playfulness?
— and no small measure of authorial vanity.
"Fahrenheit 451 as authorial circle jerk?
The trained authorial eye never fails.
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