If we are all agree that subscription-based journals should not be extinct, it would be prudent to reserve them for distinctive authors.
Figure 4 The "Heatmap view" (here showing usage of racist terms) provides a comprehensive overview of which features are the most distinctive for each author, listed in rows.
The publication brings a distinctive set of authors together, uniting theoretical scholars, artists, journalists, and comics critics.
Sometimes critics (or reviewers) celebrate the author's distinctive style, sometimes they mimic it, sometimes they skewer it.
Nor is it a personal essay, though the author's distinctive voice is present throughout, and the book abounds in anecdotes.
With her distinctive wit, Ephron, the author and filmmaker who died in June at the age of 71, tackled everything from politics to beauty products.
But the Times news pages increasingly are home to "voices," not merely reportage, as editors commission work bearing the author's distinctive point of view.
In 2008 there's something special about receiving a personal note or letter, one that displays the distinctive hand of the author (not Times New Roman 12 point font).
Right out of the gate, this first cookbook from the San Francisco Chronicle columnist made a big noise in the food world, because of the author's distinctive voice and his warm, beautiful photography.
A novel in which a character takes an idiosyncratic attitude to the Tuscan countryside is more distinctive simply because the author proves at one stroke that he understands how to use point of view.
