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Authoress

usgb/ˈɔːθəres/Volume
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Gender SpecificPlay
Used especially for a female author; 'author' is more common today and gender-neutral. SlideMary Shelley is a famous historical authoress.
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Some may consider 'authoress' old-fashioned; 'author' is preferred in contemporary contexts. SlideShe prefers to be called an author, not an authoress.
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Recent cultural shifts focus on gender equality, hence 'author' is frequently used for all genders. SlideThe award-winning authoress now identifies simply as an author.
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