The 58-year-old writer admits to having scant fondness for what he calls "institutional" religion.

This is the sort of awkward idea most writers would not admit to having even considered.

Of course, not all writers will admit this.

Yet Treefe would pass it by because the writer admits he is not a servant.

Some writers admit that the moment they have one procedure, they are eager for another.

A writer - or at least a publisher - must admit a mistake.

One Christian writer admitted to being shocked by what he heard at a transhumanist conference.

The writer admits the great value of Booker Washington's work.

Although the writer admits the distinction, he yet includes them all in the same category.

Decades later, Soviet writers would admit the existence of persecution in the 1930s.