61.   A free-range writer who freely roams, Blount is about as miscellaneous as an author can be and not suffer from multiple-personality disorder.

62.   A few days later, The Post reported that the author was a convicted felon.

63.   A gripping and literary narrative of unusual metaphorical extension and authority, in which the author is able to include the reader in his coming to terms with blindness.

64.   A sure sign of having arrived as an author is when more people have an opinion about you than have actually read your work.

65.   According to Peter Breen, managing editor of Book Publishing Report other such authors have been John Grisham and Stephen King.

66.   According to press reports, the author is a pseudonym for current and former employees.

67.   After all, the author was James T. Farrell, not an insignificant figure in the pageant of American literature.

68.   Agree or not, nobody could read those words and feel that their author was anything less than a man of deep and enduring principle.

69.   All four authors are members of Physicians for a National Health Program, an organization that advocates universal health insurance.

70.   Also that year, Vidal was asked in The Antioch Review who the most underrated American author was.