But Lowell's books and theories were out there for all to read, and Otis Adelbert Kline, Stanley G Weinbaum, CS Lewis, Jack Williamson, Edmond Hamilton and myriad other writers soon joined in with their own takes on Mars and its inhabitants.
The 40-part revamp is the work of a myriad of cycling writers, among them graphic novel newbie K. Perkins.
Flipped learning has its critics, but our writers found myriad benefits when they introduced the approach to their department.
Rather, it's a sign that he has not chosen in this volume to use his rich and myriad gifts as a writer in the service of storytelling but has instead elected to deliver a blustering and ungainly editorial that turns his characters into a ventriloquist's sheepish puppets.
Born in 1904 in Manchester, England, Isherwood was an openly gay novelist and writer known for myriad works including A Single Man, which later became a movie staring Colin Firth and Julianne Moore.
Myriad are the examples of artists, notably writers, who have taken political stands.
One of the Oscar show writers publicly blamed Franco's myriad commitments for his widely criticised performance at the ceremony.
A gifted writer, he can produce a myriad of effects and moods.
People like myself and the myriad incredibly courageous journalists and other activists and writers who've campaigned around it would have had to be silent or face jail sentences".
And Don Quixote has endured, interpreted by critics from myriad angles, shaping the work of scores of writers in succeeding generations.
And despite the fact that it feels like we've seen this storyline play out before in "Pearl Harbor" and myriad other projects, I'm hopeful that the writers will have a unique spin on the story.
