Converse of object

• inspire: Designed for business, but equally effective to help inspire the writer.

• bud: Being an autodidactic pedagogue, what advice do you have for budding writers?

• become: Is Britain's best crime novelist about to chuck ' proper books ' to become a comic book writer?

• practice: Those wishing to develop confidence and skills in writing and communication, studying with practicing writer, linguists and critics.

Adjective modifier

• prolific: He was the most prolific writer of mathematics of all time.

• aspiring: What writing/publishing advice do you give to aspiring writers of any age?

• biblical: Only by objective methodology can we bridge the gap between our minds and the minds of the biblical writers.

• talented: It's terrific to have such a talented writer producing complex new material.

• award-winning: Rough Guide to London Restaurants 2005 - indispensable guide to city eateries from the Evening Standard's award-winning food writer Charles Campion.

• well-known: The plays in this book have been specially written by well-known writers for children aged 7 to 11 years.

Noun used with modifier

• freelance: Jennifer Cook is a freelance writer living in Boulder, Colorado.

• fiction: The science fiction writer, Frank Herbert, featured clones in many of his novels.

• gospel: So to the gospel writers the miracles have a meaning beyond what can be seen with the eyes.

• shorthand: Transcripts 14.9 The various shorthand writers provide a number of different transcript services.

• cookery: A book of modern classics and old faves from Britain's most popular veggie/vegan cookery writer.

• short-story: Nicholas Royle Already published as a poet and translator, David Constantine is now emerging as a short-story writer of considerable talent.

Possessives

• cramp: Then writer's cramp gripped him halfway through recording my three baptismal and one ( double-barrelled ) surname.

• block: I used to suffer from writer's block, big time!

Preposition: in

• residence: Ben Musgrave was writer in residence with Havering Library Service in 2003-2004.

Preposition: of

• memoir: The writer of this memoir visited him in 1910 and took down from his dictation the dialog that follows.