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The poem was published with the help of Sir Walter Raleigh, who owned large lands to the east of Spenser's estate.

The original is on display at the Monmouth County Historical Association in Freehold, and copies, published with the help of grants from the New Jersey Historical Commission, are at Monmouth County libraries.

But, while Sen's book was published with the help of an environmental-action group and had a limited release, Banerjee's books, published by Penguin and HarperCollins India, have given momentum to a new generation of Indian graphic novelists.

Here he tells how he and his classmates developed these stories, and how they came to be published with the help of Columbia Journalism School and a career-altering fellowship.

Cavendish was a sufficiently brilliant and impressive writer that she was able to publish some of her work without assistance (Whitaker 2002, 154), including her very first work [Poems and Fancies, 1653], but many of her writings were published with the help of her well-connected husband.

At the age of 87, Clarke continues to publish with the help of younger writers like Baxter, whose finest solo work (like his ambitious novel "Evolution") owes much to Clarke's patented blend of scientific rigor and speculative daring.

The series, which, according to PublishersLunch, will be called ALIGNMENT and written and co-published with the help of Thomas Greanias; the first installment (ALIGNMENT: Ingress) will be published in April.

All the leading candidates in the 2008 race for president have published (often with the help of a professional writer or editor) at least one book, and most of the would-be candidates waiting in the wings — from Al Gore to Fred Thompson to Newt Gingrich — are published authors as well.

Born into a wealthy family, Bioy Casares was encouraged in his writing, publishing (with the help of his father) his first book in 1929.

Reproducibility is commonly achieved in the field of photography and desktop publishing with the help of commercial calibrators for computer monitors and printers.