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"I couldn't have told a writer to create a better Tour de France," Schleck said.

"That's the gold standard for a writer — to create a character that inspires such passion," he said, but he pointed out that Reacher wasn't just about size.

She will ask each young writer to create a fictional person with attributes, "like the biggest secret they have," she said, a location (real or imagined) and a desire or goal.

The History of Love by Nicole Krauss 176pp, Viking, £12.99 It must take some courage for a writer to create a fictional character who is also a writer, and to try to convey the power of this imagined author's oeuvre.

The concept is continuing to evolve, with plans for a blog-style forum and the recruitment of a freelance writer to create a travel column about European cities. "It will be something close to Facebook with social networking," he said.

They took eight pictures by eight photographers and stripped them of all context before handing them to a writer to create a fictional narrative around, or perhaps a poem.

In addition, the Westchester Library System has assembled a list of hundreds of county writers to create an "Honor Roll of Westchester Authors," which will be distributed during the dinner.

Search-generated content has been growing on the Internet, linked to the success of companies like Associated Content, which Yahoo recently bought, and Demand Media, which has used freelance writers to create an online library of more than a million instructional articles.

To further demonstrate how thoroughly photographs are ingrained in contemporary culture, in 1991 she joined with Marvin Heiferman, an independent curator and writer, to create Lookout, a partnership that developed and produced exhibitions and publications.

Then there was Bloom's theory about Shakespearean "overhearing," in which Bloom argued that the Bard's greatest characters like Rosalind, Cleopatra, Hamlet and Falstaff hear themselves speak and change their behavior; in this theory, Bloom boldly declared that Shakespeare, in being the first writer to create such a level of consciousness in his characters, "invented the human".

And like the characters themselves, Mr. Ranberg said, "You don't have to be a gay writer to create gay humor, or a gay audience member to appreciate it".