The island's untamed seclusion was at once a burden and a gift, and the ambitious writer freely embraced both aspects.
For example, if I have employed a director I allow them to direct freely, and the writer to write, the choreographer to lead on choreography and so on.
Reg was a Guardian and Observer-reading liberal of a kind probably rare in the real CID at the time, although, as the writer freely admitted in interviews, he was a version of his creator, disguised by gender and profession.
This conforms with the view of Prof. Bob Steele, a journalism ethics guru, who pointed out last year that even if text is given freely to a writer, word-for-word use of it still constitutes plagiarism.
· Joe Penhall, playwright · Max saysford-Clark says "Joe Penhall and Stella Freely are young writers whose work I admire.
He freely concedes that writers can easily be seduced by Bordeaux's powerful marketing blandishments, and that chateaus often provide unreliable information.
The value is not just the billions of dollars that flow so freely that the writers of HBO's Silicon Valley, no matter how many people they asked, couldn't find a reason why a company like Pied Piper wouldn't get $10 to $15 million in funding.
David quoted other writers as freely as Beeton had done, although unlike Beeton she acknowledged her sources.
Nonfiction writers, borrowing freely from the novelist's bag of tricks but often with greater dexterity, seem better equipped to write about environmental collapse.
Off the record, other writers will freely confide their fears for the future, wondering aloud about how they will make ends meet.
For his part, Shalamov was largely dismissive of Solzhenitsyn, whose fame he envied: he refused Solzhenitsyn's offer to co-author The Gulag Archipelago, and once described the camps as a subject "that can freely accommodate a hundred writers of Solzhenitsyn's rank, and five Tolstoys".
