The phrase "authorial work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the creative output or contributions of an author, particularly in the context of literature, art, or academic writing.
Example: "The author's latest novel is a remarkable example of her authorial work, showcasing her unique style and perspective."
Alternatives: "literary work" or "creative work".
History, aesthetics, anthropology, religion, psychology, politics, authorial intention: the works on view will try on as many interpretive frames as we care to toss around them.
It will be noted that the noun group 'the poverty of our exchange' which functions as target for authorial Affect, also works to potentially negatively judge interlocutors of the future, via negative Appreciation: Valuation (item (7), Fig. 2).
"Braid is something you could show to Roger Ebert and say, 'Here is a work of authorial intention,' " Rohrer says.
But I wonder if that says more about those who said it than it does me?" What enrages some British critics is precisely what many others admire about Mitchell: the fact that she stamps such a strong authorial mark on her work, that her style is as recognisable as Van Gogh's or Picasso's.
All of that Hawkeishness comes together with his sidebar material -- his stage work, his authorial efforts (an upcoming graphic novel about the Apache Wars, e.g).
This authorial stand-in, who works "without funds or resources or powers of constraint," decides to reconstruct the last forty weeks of the couple's lives, using diaries, letters, phone calls, and the testimonies of friends: Everywhere in the world events flow noisily on the surface, while their deep currents pull silently, but nowhere is this contrast so striking as in the Balkans.
Even in the 19th century, beginning at least with Hazlitt and Keats, critics frequently noted that the essence of Shakespeare's genius consisted in his ability to have his characters speak and act according to their given dramatic natures, rendering the determination of Shakespeare's authorial identity from his works that much more problematic.
In order to succeed, Obama needs to work his considerable authorial magic, to make sure that the stories being told — not just by himself, but by the supremely powerful press — aren't about his freckles (yes, it is true; I may not have shaken his hand, but I did get close enough to see those) or his silhouette in suits, or about his celebrity, or about others' ideas of him.
As pointed out in the previous section, the Emoter Voice is typically found in primary source materials such as autobiographical accounts, letters and diaries that are written from the perspective of historical participants and integrated into the historical work by the authorial voice.
Often, the symbolic and traditional importance of the work outweighs correct authorial attribution.
