The phrase "famed writer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a well-known or celebrated writer. Example: The famed writer's latest novel topped the bestseller list for weeks.
By February, Emmy-winning writer James Manos, Jr. (famed writer of The Sopranos) was on board to write the pilot script with John Goldwyn, with Sara Colleton as executive producer.
Eli Wiesel, Nobel Peace Price Laureate, famed writer and passionate spokesperson about the Holocaust, being himself a survivor, has reached out just this week to Mitt Romney about what he and many others see as the reprehensible policy of Mormons baptizing Jews -- after their death no less.
The gruesome final act of the famed writer made headlines throughout the world, but only served to remind Japanese citizens of the insanity of prewar militarism.
(The Guardian) Live Like Hemingway, at a Nightly Rate A new brand of hotels doesn't just carry the name of the famed writer (and traveler) Ernest Hemingway, it claims to celebrate his lifestyle — which presumably means lots of bars.
In honor of Edgar Allan Poe's bicentennial on Sunday, the Bronx Historical Society is hosting a celebration at Poe Cottage, with the actor Tristan Laurence playing the part of the famed writer.
It was not until 1975 that Mr. Lowe was made a member because one of the club's former presidents, the famed writer and broadcaster Lowell Thomas, was opposed to admitting lawyers as members.
Lesser known are the reimagined Gospels produced by two equally famed writers who followed Jefferson.
4. In a lawsuit filed in Federal Court in Boston, famed mystery writer Patricia Cornwell claimed her investment advisors decimated her personal fortune and abused the trust she gave them by misusing a Power of Attorney to write unauthorized checks.
Today, unless you wield such influence that you can get away with aggressively technophobic habits (like famed nonfiction writer Gay Talese), you have to be able to send and receive email, and your job may demand that you do so at all hours of the day and night.
This, I was later told, is a man who not long ago reduced one veteran rock writer – famed as the nicest, most equable man in the business – to expressing his desire to hit Baker, after one particularly fruitless encounter.
In 1974, famed US horror writer Stephen King and his wife Tabitha lived for a year in Boulder, Colorado.
