Examples of 'good author' in a sentence
Meaning of "good author"
good author ~ a skilled or talented writer. This phrase is used to describe someone who is proficient in writing and produces high-quality literary works
How to use "good author" in a sentence
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Swift is definitely a good author to start with.
A good author will do just that.
Somebody in your crew have to be a good author.
A good author illuminates truth.
Notes that must be taken from a good author.
A good author gives the reader something to think about.
I mourn the loss of a good author.
Very good author.
Particularly in the hands of a good author.
You can not be a good author unless you read a lot.
He must be a really good author.
A good author knows when to increase the pace and when to slow things down.
I would imagine that to be a good author is really hard work.
Find out that you do not need narcotics to be a good author.
One good author is Abdulrazak Gurna.
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He would make a good author.
Is a good author one who sells a lot of books?
Qualities of a good author.
A good author works with his / her publisher.
This is some of the necessary material for making a good author.
Every good author needs an editor who 's better.
I always thought you would make a really good author one day.
A good author illuminates truth . - Yes.
It will build up your audience and confirm whether you are a good author or not.
He 's a very good author.
And based on other reviews, he seems to be a pretty good author.
But I agree he is a good author.
I think that Crichton is a very very good author.
I find Paulo Coelho is a very good author.
Now that the business is gone … you must make a good author.
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