Sentence examples for regular authors from inspiring English sources

Friends of his from St Andrews had founded the institute in 1977, and he became one of its regular authors.

During his lifetime, the firm numbered 18 Nobel Prize winners among its regular authors, and its books garnered 25 Goncourt Prizes.

Target, concerned that their regular authors would seek better terms, refused to change their offer.

Regular author events promote local writers.

It's a buzzy place, with regular author events, often featuring local writers such as Ian Rankin or Alexander McCall Smith, book groups for adults and children, and book swap evenings.

Were this a regular author, it would be safe to assume they were talking about recurring characters, or perhaps, at a stretch, a literary relative.

The shop also hosts book clubs and regular author events with writers such as Maggie O'Farrell, who described it as "a bookshop so perfect you might have dreamed it".

In regular author discussions on Sunday mornings he loved to play devil's advocate, his tall, bony figure tossing out provocative points, while the sparrows argued outside.The difficulty of ironyHe admitted that English could be unsuitable for India: too subtle, too charged with irony (for which there was no word in Sanskrit), inadequate for Indian emotions.

Certainly none have taken collaboration to the level Patterson has, with his five regular co-authors, each one specializing in a different Patterson series or genre.

Amazon Kindle Single; 92 pages; $2.99 Our American business editor and his regular co-author, an economist, explore what will come next in the evolution of money.In this section Page turners Pen-pushers ReprintsMichael Morpurgo: War Child to War Horse.

Andrew J. Bacevich, a TomDispatch regular, is author of America's War for the Greater Middle East: A Military History.