Difference between revisions of "Author"

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* ''The Sound and the Fury'' by [[William Faulkner]]
 
* ''The Sound and the Fury'' by [[William Faulkner]]
 
* ''The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'' by [[Mark Twain]]
 
* ''The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'' by [[Mark Twain]]
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* ''The Ambassadors'' by [[Henry James]]
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* ''The Turn of The Screw'' by [[Henry James]]
 
* ''In Search of Lost Time'' by [[Marcel Proust]]
 
* ''In Search of Lost Time'' by [[Marcel Proust]]
 
* ''Madame Bovary'' by [[Gustave Flaubert]]
 
* ''Madame Bovary'' by [[Gustave Flaubert]]

Revision as of 14:22, May 29, 2008

An author is someone who writes a piece of literature such as might appear in a book or a magazine article.

The term author is usually used with works that have been mass produced either in written or electronic form and have the capability to be widely read and distributed.

Authors and Books

There are several lists of "Top authors" or "Best seller" books. Some include: