Sentence examples for go to author from inspiring English sources

Then, on the other hand, I sometimes go to author conventions and I don't feel like a real writer or novelist.

Because advances only go to authors who have (all together, class) big social media presences, national media footprints or their own TV shows.

Here's an idea (credit goes to author Catherine Ryan Hyde): Pay it forward.

I'm one of those people who still goes to author readings.

The prize, now in its 14th year, has previously gone to authors including Orhan Pamuk, Michel Houellebecq and Javier Marías.

The organization said on Tuesday that Mr. Scorsese will be its 42nd Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities, a prestigious honor that has previously gone to authors like Henry Louis Gates Jr., Toni Morrison and Robert Penn Warren.

"Jimmy Corrigan" even won the 2001 Guardian Prize for best first book, a prize that in other years has gone to authors like Zadie Smith, Jonathan Safran Foer and Philip Gourevitch.

The same cannot be said of the literature prize, which frequently goes to authors who write in languages that few if any of the judges — eighteen grandees of the Swedish Academy — can read.

In its 48-year history, the prize has gone to authors including Salman Rushdie, Hilary Mantel and Margaret Atwood.

She was the recipient of the Alice B Award in 2008, that goes to authors whose careers have been distinguished by consistently well-written stories about lesbians.

A prize of £10,000 will go to the author of overall best book, and £5,000 to the author of the best first book.