In the 2001 book Hollywood Urban Legends, author Richard Roeper traced the rumors back to Spy magazine founder Kurt Anderson, noting that Bert and Ernie "conduct themselves in the same loving, discreet way that millions of gay men, women and hand puppets do" and "live a splendidly settled life together in an impeccably decorated cabinet".
Resurrecting a vein of pseudohistory and Grail legends, authors in the 20th century, claiming to assert historical fact but writing what most scholars regard as fantasy, implicated the Templars in a vast conspiracy dedicated to preserving the blood line of Jesus.
Among her friends was Joe Gould, the Village legend and author of, well, nothing, other than grandiose claims about his ever-forthcoming, never-written "Oral History of Our Time".
The birth of Oz itself has already passed into legend: the author, L. Frank Baum, named his magic world after the letters "O-Z" on the bottom drawer of his filing cabinet.
David Henry Sterry is, along with San Francisco literary legend Alan Black, author of The Glorious World Cup: A Fanatic's Guide.
Stefan Arvidsson compares Morris's Sigurd and Tolkien's Legend: Other authors have been inspired more or less directly by the Volsung cycle, following Morris' lead.
According to the legend, the authors of this Friday summer jam Chicago trio Autograf attended Lollapalooza in 2010, the year Gaga was headlining.
10) For the Figure 1E legend, the authors write, "Low gamma amplitude is greater during correct trials than incorrect trials".
Figure 4: In the figure legend, the authors should give more description about the label of "A" and "B" in the bars of Figure 4C.
