The phrase "master writer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly skilled and accomplished in writing.
Example: "Her novels have captivated readers around the world, establishing her as a master writer in contemporary literature."
Alternatives: "expert writer" or "proficient author."
"Armando is a master writer, obviously, but to his credit he is not at all precious about his writing.
Todai (University of Tokyo) No one has written so insightfully or beautifully about Tokyo's geishas as this master writer.
Our book that deserved to do better: Stuart Dybek's The Start of Something shows a master writer at work.
The master writer and editor in this realm was Feng Menglong, whose creations and influence dominate the best-known anthology, Jingu qiguan ("Wonders Old and New"), published in Suzhou in 1624.
Less than 200 pages long but every page sings with something, this is the work of a master writer who took 15 years to publish this, her second novel.
May 28 , 1889Pezinok, Slovakia June 6 , 1929Prague, Czech Republic Richard Réti, (born May 28 , 1889 Pezinok, Hungary [now in Slovakia] died June 6 , 1929 Prague, Czechoslovakia [now in the Czech Republic]), Hungarian chess master, writer, and theoretician who was one of the chief exponents of the Hypermodern school of chess.
Some master writers have been here before us.
Compare two master writers — one in a noncarnal instant, the other in a carnal one.
He played compositionally, complementing the work of jazz improvisers who also were master writers; this made his work with Booker Little, Herbie Nichols and Hasaan Ibn Ali special.
Depriving students of the chance to weep for or cheer on a character with whom they can identify is a great loss, especially when these characters are given life by master writers.
"I was treated with a vaguely disguised pity," he writes: "How hard it must be to follow the footsteps of a real master, a writer's writer, to share his name and probably not his gifts".
