An important consideration is, 'Does the level of trainees' exposure to chronic disease matter?' Authors and commentators certainly think so [ 20, 31].
Because of the subject matter, the author undertook significant homework on the novel, asking fellow Times correspondent Anthony Terry for information on V-2 rockets and the German Werewolves.
All authors have read the manuscript and agree to its content, subject matter, and author line order.
Increasingly in the courtroom, however, forensic linguists have been asked to weigh in on matters of "author identification" — not to determine the grammatical significance of certain words but to identify who said or wrote them.
An ambulatory Google on matters Italian (author of "Naples at Table" and host of four cooking tours yearly and a weekday radio show), he buoyantly pointed to several "authentics" in town.
These are not trivial matters, the author suggests, but jealously protected expressions of identity, and such social rituals are intricately connected to questions of loyalty and betrayal -- within the county, within each parish, even within a single family.
For that matter, the author of "Dark Lover" suffers more than a few fainting spells of her own.
I have never sold a photo or story to Hola! magazine or any other outlet in connection with any relationship or personal matter," the author continued.
At an event titled "Why Indies Matter," the author Richard Russo, whose novel "Empire Falls" won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 2002, drew his only big applause line when he criticized publishers.
The Divine Comedy, Craig Raine's second venture into fiction ("it's not a novel, no matter what author and publisher call it," harrumphed the Scotsman's Allan Massie), offered an opportunity for early bids for the Hatchet Job of the Year award for 2012, but on the whole reviewers were more puzzled than punitive.
