Sentence examples for unauthorized biographer from inspiring English sources
The particular challenge of the unauthorized biographer.
Everybody is welcome except Sinatra's unauthorized biographer, Kitty Kelley.
By Blake Morrison The New Yorker, October 26 , 1992P. 35 Talk story about Sir Stephen Spender's battle with unauthorized biographer Hugh David.
Kelley's reputation as an "unauthorized biographer" precedes her — how many authors feel the need to mention that they've "never lost a lawsuit"?
Despite some lapses into rock-critic-speak and the unauthorized biographer's curse of leaning on too many secondary sources, Goodman makes a decent case — to this skeptical reader, anyway — for Cat Power's musical significance.
Journalist Gerardo Reyes, the unauthorized biographer of the elder Santo Domingo, described the continuous distrust that he had for his son in Don Julio Mario: "On a personal level, the only concern that afflicted Santo Domingo was his son Julio.
But unauthorized biographers often have trouble getting anywhere near their subjects.
He has threatened unauthorized biographers, he writes, with "other types of revenge, such as getting beaten up, little accidents, minor and major frights".
In his review of "Bitter Fame" Alvarez quotes this passage, holding it up as the "typical" experience of unauthorized biographers of Plath.
In an unauthorized biography by Peter Biskind, published in 2010, the biographer estimated the actor, with a reputation as being quite the ladies' man, had bedded over 12,000 women. .
Ian Hamilton, a British poet, editor, critic and biographer whose unauthorized biography of J. D. Salinger was barred by the courts even as bound galleys were being sent to reviewers, died on Dec. 27 in London.
