Sentence examples for well known author from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well known author" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an author who is widely recognized and has gained a significant level of fame or reputation in their field. Example: "J.K. Rowling is a well known author, famous for her Harry Potter series."
I rang one contributor, a well known author, to check something and got her partner.
After a brief montage of clips from Gross's most notable "Fresh Air" interviews since 1975 — from Philip Roth to Joan Didion to Jonathan Franzen and on and on — it suddenly seemed difficult to think of a well known author who hadn't once squirmed in response to Gross's penetrating questions.
That's nothing new; what's surprising about this particular fight is that one of the participants, Shel Israel, is a well known author and consultant who makes a living advising others on how to avoid the very trap that he fell into himself.
A few months ago, I was introduced to a fairly well known author at a writing conference.
Jamie is the well known author of several cookbooks, most recently the New York Times bestseller, Weber's Way to Grill: The Step-by-Step Guide to Expert Grilling.
Well known author and broadcast journalist Rita Cosby, filling in for longtime NMA host actor Richard Thomas, who was filming, kept the evening running smoothly as MC.
Sprinkle is a well known author/artist/performance artist/sexologist whose work in sexuality spans 40 years.
Born in Tel Aviv to Yosef Lapid, known as Tommy, a Holocaust survivor of Hungarian descent who came to Israel in 1948, and Shulamit Lapid, a well-known author, he began his career as a print journalist.
Now I'm a well-known author all through Latin America, he explained.
Levy, said Gertler, is the "only well-known author left" in the running.
In one corner sat Michael Pollan, the well-known author who, in April, published "The Omnivore's Dilemma".
