You throw the book aside and call the author names.

Since we need to call the author something, let us use the name "Solomon"-anappropriate name, whether literal or symbolic.

You, in New York, surely do not call the author of 'Modern Painters' and 'The Seven Lamps of Architecture' a new man.

If the proof-reader finds any passages whose meaning is not clear, or sentences of faulty construction, he will call the author's attention thereto.

People were quick to call the author out, with labelling her views "offensive" and some claiming she was "actively hurting" people with her words.

Then I flipped back to what Wheelock called the author indemnity icon.

You look some day to come to Koshchei, as you call the Author.

I called the author after reading it and said I wanted to fall in love again.

She calls the author the Duke of Rushfucave.

He called the author of the book, the best-selling novel, on which his new film was based.

Erasmus, who was diverted at first, afterwards turned away with disgust, and Luther called the authors buffoons.

There's a quivering hysteric under every paragraph called the author, but a novel isn't just an authorial will.

Overall, the meeting between reader and writer was a great failure, and Lettfish never called the author again.

Then I called the author.

He undertook his own vindication against More, whom he declares, in his title, to be justly called the author of the Regii Sanguinis Clamor.

Now Johnny called the author at his New York home to thank him for the great part he had written in his book for him.