author

author
n
1. writer, composer, scribe, inditer, scribbler, penman; belletrist, litterateur, man of letters; novelist, fictioneer, storyteller, narrator, spinner of yarns, romancer; dramatist, playwright, dramaturge, scenarist, screenwriter; tragedian, tragedist, comedian, comedist; poet, bard, versifier, skald, scop, poetaster; librettist, elegist, lyricist, fabulist; essayist, pamphleteer, epistoler; historian, chronicler, annalist, historiographer; publicist, biographer, memorialist; ghost writer, speech writer; journalist, reporter, newspaperman, Archaic. gazetteer; correspondent, contributor, paragrapher, Brit. paragraphist; editorialist, columnist, commentator, critic, reviewer; compiler, annota-tor, lexicographer, encyclopedist, anthologist; hack, Chiefly Brit., Archaic. penny-a-liner.
2. maker, creator, founder, originator, beginner, inventor; parent, father, begetter, sire, producer; framer, designer, planner, architect; deviser, former, contriver.

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