Sentence examples for nominated authors from inspiring English sources

The Man Booker Prize stays in the digital game with an iPhone app, podcasts by nominated authors, and blog posts by the judges.

Over the course of a year, the Academy will whittle down nominated authors from 200 to a shortlist of five, which is not made public.

Tingle added, "i am a very big fan of all JK ROWLINGS even have a buckaroo shirt with her on it called LEGENDS OF SCIENCE FICTION featuring best hugo nominated authors over time (like chuck)." We're not exactly sure what any of that means but, just like with Tingle's books, we're absolutely mesmerized.

The finalists for the Commonwealth writers' prize may span the globe, but with a pair of Booker-nominated authors and a Miles Franklin winner in contention for this year's £10,000 award, many of the regional winners who now go on to be considered for the overall prize, will already be familiar to UK readers.

By Andrea DenHoed January 5 , 2012Remembering Josef Skvorecky, publisher of banned books and a Nobel-nominated author.

"We have plenty of Booker-type authors who are lauded for their exquisite lyrical realism," says Ned Beauman, himself a Booker-nominated author.

"It does no harm to be thought capable of murder," he tells Gregory playfully, "especially when you have a Booker-nominated author going out of her way to flesh out your softer side.

Booker-nominated author William Boyd is taking on the mission to write a new James Bond novel.

As was Megan Abbott, three-time Edgar award-nominated author of some of the best (and best-written) noir since Raymond Chandler.

Traditionally, important words in a document are either nominated subjectively by authors and indexers or selected objectively by some statistical measures.

Take Oscar-nominated writer and director Richard Linklater.