Eventually, though, her novels' authorship became an open secret among the aristocracy.
As Sharp and Gleaves are real-life partners, as were Sjowall and Wahloo, I suppose the idea was to convey the novels' co-authorship, but the authors divided the chapters between them, not the sentences.
The last generative model of this survey considers the comments authorships in a novel way.
If this week's dramatically swerving Harper Lee story has shown us anything –beyond the need for clear eldercare guidelines – it's that the ownership and authorship of great American novels are fraught with controversy.
Rather than political satire, or an absorbing thriller, the novel works best as a meditation on authorship, suggesting that all stories can be read as autobiographies.
He makes questions of legitimacy (which percolate through the history plays) and authenticity (which underlies Shakespeare authorship debates) central to this novel.
And an installation of officially notarized documents with zanily poetic, typewritten texts -- supposedly the results of a collaboration between two artists, Cariana and Carianne, who inhabit the same body -- puts a novel spin on ideas about identity and authorship.
The lab at Bigtime State University has devised a novel but problematic solution to the distribution of authorship.
A lively novel involving madness, false identities and the nature of authorship (Nicholson's 13th novel; he should know).
An entertaining, lively novel involving madness, false identities and the nature of authorship (Nicholson's 13th novel; he should know).
The aim of this paper is to introduce a higher-order language for the study of co-authorship data and illustrate the type of novel information it provides.
