Sentence examples for full-time authors from inspiring English sources

Earnings for full-time authors dropped 30% between 2009 and 2014, from $25,000 to $17,500, while the median income of part-time writers fell 38% over the period, from $7,250 to $4,500.

Indeed, one obvious explanation for the alcoholism that pervades the lives of full-time authors is that it's impossible to focus on writing for more than a few hours a day, and, well, you've got to make those other hours pass somehow.

Maybe, as more and more books are written, and more and more made available for free, full-time authors will become an endangered species.

He became a full-time author in 1961.

But he told the interviewer he had no plans to become a full-time author.

He was a child radio actor and journalist before he was a full-time author.

After combining teaching with writing, The World According to Garp allowed him to become a full-time author.

He seems to be a full-time author now, which makes sense given the scope of his recent subjects.

She also contributed articles to The Muskegon Chronicle in Michigan and taught Sunday school as she developed into a full-time author and folklorist, retelling the lore of Mexico and, particularly, Africa for children ages 4 to 8.

He moved with his wife to Los Angeles where, he said, he became a full-time author (again) who made morning waffles for his sons, wiped the tables at their nursery schools and coached soccer and Little League.

In all my enduring years as a sportswriter and presently a full-time author, I've never come across a more compelling subject than the book I wrote about Affirmed, the last Triple Crown winner.