The class, run by Jean-Marie Laclavetine, an eminent editor at Gallimard and a novelist, was intended strictly for hobbyists.
In the back of his office he has an edit suite, where Sarah Flack, the young and eminent editor of his next film, Away We Go, is holed up, waiting for him to emerge from our interview.
These days Jonathan Galassi could be doing worse: president and publisher of the storied Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, eminent editor, distinguished translator from the Italian (including poets Eugenio Montale and Giacomo Leopardi), accomplished poet, and now, acclaimed debut novelist, with his new book Muse.
"An eminent former editor of the Oxford English Dictionary covertly deleted thousands of words because of their foreign origins and bizarrely blamed previous editors," it began.
An eminent former editor of the Oxford English Dictionary covertly deleted thousands of words because of their foreign origins and bizarrely blamed previous editors, according to claims in a book published this week.
How did Adolf Hitler — described by one eminent magazine editor in 1930 as a "half-insane rascal," a "pathetic dunderhead," a "nowhere fool," a "big mouth" — rise to power in the land of Goethe and Beethoven?
The SMBE Council appointed the team of Associate Editors, eminent scientists in the field who are willing to support this endeavor with their time, commitment, and scientific expertise.
An eminent Pakistani newspaper editor, and long-time contributor to The Economist, Najam Sethi has often aroused the wrath of his Islamist compatriots.
To the Editor: Eminent domain is a club that intimidates the little guy into knuckling under for the developers and the politicians.
