"visiting author" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like: "The school is hosting a visiting author tomorrow to speak to the students about the importance of writing."
Other benefits of membership are invitations to visiting author events, borrowing privileges at the library and a campus parking permit.
So-called "Book Signing Junkies" such as Emily Grosvenor, however, forge a sliver of connection with even the most reluctant visiting author.
Phyllis Vance's (Phyllis Smith) mission to enlist visiting author Sue Grafton to appear in the ad is unsuccessful.
As if this were not enough, there's a gallery of art produced by visiting authors.
He responded well to the literary guidance offered by visiting authors such as Damon Knight, Kate Wilhelm and Kit Reed.
It stocks something for everyone and often hosts events with visiting authors, particularly during the Guernsey literary festival.
They are keeping Beijing sweet by refusing to invite writers – as "visiting authors" – who might upset the regime.
Urban centres can be counted on to provide affable places to buy tomes, flirt with bookworms and listen to visiting authors.
Author events are free, so you can pick and choose between talks by Icelandic authors, such as Yrsa Sigurðardóttir, Ragnar Jonasson and Sigurjón Pálsson; British authors Quentin Bates and Michael Ridpath, who write crime series set in Iceland; and visiting authors, including Ann Cleeves and Susan Moody.
On a postprandial tour of the stores bordering Sonoma's historic square, we fell into conversation with shopkeepers: at Readers Bookss, where Polaroid pictures of visiting authors are stapled to the walls, we were informed that "J.
October 25th Chicago is a great enough city, but for lucky visiting authors it means several hours in the company of Bill Young, hands down the best "media escort" in the land.
