Sentence examples similar to editor unknown from inspiring English sources

Wilkins' successor as editor is unknown, though Margaret Versteeg and colleagues, who produced an index of the fiction published in The Lady's Realm, detect no changes in editorial judgement in the magazine's tenure after 1902.

The "Theses on Feuerbach," which Marx wrote in 1845, were not discovered until 1888, when Engels published them, and some of the texts most important for twentieth-century Marxists — the cobbled-together volume known as "The German Ideology," the so-called Paris manuscripts of 1844, and the book entitled the "Grundrisse" by its Soviet editors — were unknown until after 1920.

Evidently several pre-existing written sources were used and were compiled by an unknown editor.

Hardy and Snell claim he later locked them out of the editing suite to put together an even shorter version with an unknown editor.

That Condé Nast, a publishing house that defines the high end of the magazine rack with publications like Vogue and Vanity Fair, would publish such an unpretentious product and hire a relatively unknown editor like Kim France surprised many in the industry.

At the end of the fragment, the unknown editor writes that it is a treatise on intellect and is a continuation of Avempace's discourse on the soul.

We are also grateful to the unknown editor at the MedSci editing service for the English polishing.

To read his essays, reviews and articles is (for me at least) to feel a kind of retrospective anxiety on behalf of the unknown editors who commissioned them in the first place.

Issues 9 12 are the product of different, so far unknown, editors.

Grosset & Dunlap editors, for reasons unknown, chose the name "The Hardy Boys" and approved the project.

"Wanna do a deal with him?" At the time, Capote was high on the best-seller lists, and was one of the bright stars at Random House, while I was an unknown junior editor at a house not then famous for fiction.