author's name

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author's name

The author's name is printed on the cover of the book.

Definition

Noun: The name of a person credited as the writer or creator of a published work, such as a book, article, or report. It is the name that identifies the individual responsible for the content.

Usage

The term "author's name" is used to refer to the specific name attached to a creative or scholarly work. It is a formal identifier for attribution and citation. - Please ensure you cite the author's name correctly in your bibliography. - I couldn't find the author's name on the cover of this old manuscript.

Advanced Usage
  • Attribution and Copyright: The author's name is central to establishing intellectual property and providing proper credit.
    • Plagiarism involves using someone's work without acknowledging the author's name.
  • Pseudonyms and Pen Names: Sometimes an author's name is a pseudonym, not the writer's legal name.
    • The author's name "Mark Twain" was the pen name of Samuel Clemens.
Variants and Related Words
  • Byline (n): A line in a newspaper or magazine article naming the author.
    • Her byline appears in major publications.
  • Credit (n): Formal acknowledgment of someone's role, including as an author.
    • He received credit as a co-author.
Synonyms
  • Writer's name
  • Creator's name
Related Phrases
  • Under the name of: Published using a specific author's name.
    • She writes mystery novels under the name of J.K. Rowling.
author's name

The author's name is printed on the cover of the book.

Noun
  1. the name that appears on the by-line to identify the author of a work

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