It's difficult to take seriously a comment on a book which the author hasn't even read.

The author would also read the scripts and help make corrections.

Each author will read from his works as part of a discussion on contemporary American literature.

Fine author and I will read anything she has written.

What they like, they said, are authors reading their own work.

However, until the thirteenth century the authors read and known are not a few in number.

Most authors want their books to be enjoyed, read, and bought- not necessarily in that order.

Then why would a serious author in the 20th century judge it "the book that nobody read?"

The author, who died in 1986, knew the primary sources - especially the classical ones - and had read many modern studies of his subject.

The author of the book I'm reading lives just down the street from my parents.