Sentence examples for true author from inspiring English sources

Almost no one credited the words to their true author.

Mr. Stainsby said his client was the true author.

The identity of the book's true author is unclear.

They then backtracked and insisted that PPDA was the true author.

Originally published anonymously, Frankenstein's true author was greatly contested, as Burke explores.

Many said Maxwell E. Perkins, his editor at Charles Scribner's Sons, was the book's true author.

Its true author was Bill Backer, who died Friday in Warrantor, Va., at 89.

Equal or even greater credit often went to the man who commissioned the work, for he was regarded as its true author.

ROLAND EMMERICH'S film "Anonymous," which opens next week, "presents a compelling portrait of Edward de Vere as the true author of Shakespeare's plays".

But "Les Biens de ce Monde" appeared in book form only in 1947, five years after the death of its true author, Irène Némirovsky, at Auschwitz.

The case for the earl of Derby as the true author of Shakespeare's plays was first made by English archivist James Greenstreet in The Genealogist (1891 92).