The phrase "authors to a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a relationship or action involving authors, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The committee invited authors to a discussion about their latest works."
Alternatives: "authors for a" or "authors in a".
Last week a new website, bibliotastic.com, was launched to help connect aspiring authors to a wider audience.
Every service imaginable is close at hand here, from a lending library of books by Texas authors to a rental fleet of 24-speed bicycles.
Close readers may have noticed that "Coffee, Tea or Me" and its sequels were all effusively dedicated by its putative authors to a former American Airlines marketing executive and budding young novelist — Mr. Bain.
"If I had to choose, I'd rather have an author promote themselves online," said Felicia Sullivan, the senior online marketing manager of Collins, an imprint of HarperCollins, who maintains that the Internet exposes authors to a broader audience than most bookstore readings.
"It's easy to say that Game of Thrones [George R R Martin's fiction series turned TV behemoth] has made fantasy mainstream and introduced it to people who wouldn't have picked it up previously – but social media has also played a huge part, because it's introduced female authors to a wide and growing audience".
"By gathering up these writers and gathering them up with some authority and some panache, and saying, with all the stuff that's out there, you're saying, here are 20 you should pay attention to," Mr. Buford said, "it's a way of getting those authors to a bigger audience".
We found no clear pattern regarding affiliations of authors to an institution with a methodological focus.
I limited every author to a single book and each decade to 10 books.
Residents were invited by the corresponding author to a lecture given in the cultural center of Khiam Town.
Jesse Eisenberg will soon switch gears from a larger-than-life Italian author to a Russian one.
He is the author of Getting to the Root: Treating the Deepest Source of Disease and a contributing author to A Textbook of Natural Medicine by Pizzorno and Murray.
