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Authorly

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Au´thor`ly
a.1.Authorial.


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The first time I heard one sound I reached for my coat and prepared to exit in an authorly manner (saving my books).
The chapter begins with the contention that Jonson's authorial ego should be understood as emerging in relation to other authorly self-representations, particularly Field's.
Talese is unusually poised for someone of his profession, but he has a way of allowing an authorly chin stroke to linger and deepen until his right hand is clutching the side of his face.
 
 
 
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