Sentence examples for authorial woundedness from inspiring English sources

The phrase "authorial woundedness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about literature, art, or psychology to describe the emotional or psychological pain experienced by an author that influences their work.
Example: "The theme of loss in her novel reflects her own authorial woundedness, revealing the deep scars of her past."
Alternatives: "creative trauma" or "writer's vulnerability".

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No authorial woundedness, rage or glee is discernible.

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— and no small measure of authorial vanity.

"Fahrenheit 451 as authorial circle jerk?

Is it authorial playfulness?

No authorial interjections or stern warnings.

Some might resent this authorial intrusion.

"So let's not remember her for her despair, but take inspiration from the determination she had to heal her woundedness and all of our woundedness".

In a spectacular show of woundedness, Masha holds herself for ransom.

I shouldn't have been surprised, even if his woundedness on this matter was misguided.

His characters are emotional convalescents, groping their way to an understanding of their woundedness.

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