Sentence examples for remarkable author from inspiring English sources

Publisher Raymond Garcia, who acquired the rights, said in a statement, "Jennifer Lopez is a remarkable author, who fully invested her heart and soul into every page or her book".

The potential pool of remarkable authors consists of people who are not part of a superannuated system, are not celebrities and do not write for fame.

There are also so many remarkable authors that have become friends, and I am always honored to read and support their work.

Lauded and awarded in the United States, Bausch is simply yet another remarkable foreign author of whom readers - even connoisseurs of the short story - tend not to have heard.

That is in itself remarkable; the author Fred Pearce claims it is possible that half of all the humans who have ever been over 65 are alive today.

At Springsteen's UK publisher Simon & Schuster, managing director of the adult publishing division Suzanne Baboneau said the "extraordinary" first-week sales of Born to Run were "testimony to the fact that Bruce Springsteen is just as remarkable an author as he is songwriter, musician and performer".

They add that, given the indignities of the average book tour, it is remarkable that authors are not a lot crankier.For the dirty little secret about book tours is this: they are hell.

This is remarkable," noted the author David Vance Wagner.

(In an act of remarkable generosity, Dan Morain, author of the L.A. Times story, acknowledges The New Yorker's role in drawing public attention to this lamentable business).

Sven Hassel was a remarkable but controversial author who wrote successful novels set on the Eastern front in the Second World War.

In "his remarkable 'M,' " the author "recreates the mirror Caravaggio held up to nature with singular delicacy as well as passion and panache," Hilary Spurling wrote here in 2000.