“I was at the same exact event as the author of this article and I can ascertain that her report of that day is accurate.”

“Tony Calabrese has identified Van de Velde as the anonymous author who reported on activities from Antwerp.”

“The author of this technique has not had a failure in an uncomplicated postoperative fistula in 18 years.”

“At several points during the authorship of the repeatability paper, I felt that others did not have the sense that this topic was worth a publication.”

“The authorship of this manuscript remains obscure.”

“Still others bracket out the questions of authorship, dating, and redaction in favor of simply reading the book as a final literary product.”

“We use author and poet rather than authoress and poetess, but until fairly recently it was permissible to distinguish persons who act by gender.”

“She is a wealthy English authoress living in and running a boarding house in Umbria, Italy.”

“After three and four wretched months of writers block, the authoress extraordinare returns!”

“The authour of the revisal cannot admit the measure to be faulty.”

“If the Authour will but persist in his assumption, the consequence shall make directly against him.”

“This was the name the Brontes went under when sending their manuscripts of to publishers, hoping they would be thought of as authors and not authoresses.”

“This latter will probably be a cento from the works of the authours that he has just perused.”