Another writer handed in a blank ballot in protest.
Patrick White, however, split opinions, "a Tolstoy and Dostoevsky in one" for LeoToadstool and "the greatest Australian writer, hands down" for solidmandala, but "beyond tedious" for devojka and "a thoroughly unsatisfactory experience" for Lowfields.
And if we are reading David's or Fisher's sad thoughts on the love that got away on the plate that time forgot, we would hate to find, on the next page, the writer handing out peppy stars in modish kitchens.
Paleography aims to study ancient documents, with the identification of the writer hands being one of the most important problems.
One writer handed in a story describing a new financial product and questioning rather mildly whether it was good for investors.
She was not an editor — not, at any rate, on the higher levels of holding writers' hands.
Last month, dozens of Indian writers handed back their literary awards in protest, following communal violence against Muslims and attacks on intellectuals.
The editors of the NYT Book Review had sent a letter to 200 writers 'and other literary sages' asking them to identify 'the best single work of American fiction in the last 25 years'.
I would like to read letters as if I touched the writers' hands and saw their personalities through their writing - they are never the same, as everyone is different in your life.
When the writers' hands are tied.
Judge Robert A. Leflar, formerly of the Supreme Court of Arkansas, took the writer in hand, and introduced him to an assortment of judges and professors.
