Stoppard, an eager re-writer, thanks Faber in an author's note to a later edition of one of his plays, for their indulgence of his frequent textual revisions for new productions.
A black legend has been created by polemicists and British and American journalists feeding off the imaginations of novelists and the re-writers of history.' Professor Jean Stengers, a leading historian of the period, says: 'Terrible things happened, but Hochschild is exaggerating.
Without content from workaday photographers or wire-feed-re-writers, the New New York Times would be three pages long and published weekly.
When you're the 5th re-writer of a D-film on location in South Africa, don't be surprised when the tiny French cinematographer gets away with saying things to you like, "Your mouth says no, but your body says yes".
Re "The Writer's Life, in Uncertain Times" (letter, Feb. 13) and "Essentials Get Lost in the Shuffle of Publicity," Writers on Writing, Feb. 11): As the author of a much-rejected book, I sympathize with poor Ann Beattie.
When "City Lights" was re-released, writer went to see it 16 times, always in the afternoon... Writer rented "City Lights"the other night on video.
Re "Food Police": The writer is right to point out the futility of schools' policing what children eat.
A Hollywood deal makes a comic-book writer re-evaluate his relationships in this new play by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (2 00).
Swelter shared this resolution: The death of novelist Thomas Berger last summer prompted me to re-visit this writer.
The writer re-teamed with David Jason for the four-part Micawber(2001-02), inspired by the character in the Dickens novel David Copperfield.
OVER at Intelligent Life, Bee Wilson considers the voice that makes the stories of Sherlock Holmes "infinitely re-readable":Every writer owes something to Holmes," wrote T.S. Eliot in 1929.
