In the end, most serious writers prefer to be remembered for their words rather than their personalities.

"The greatest surprise was how many writers still prefer using a pen or an old-fashioned typewriter."

Her writers usually preferred to turn in their work on time rather than having to explain to Robin why they were late.

Other 19th-century writers preferred to treat her as a political and artistic symbol of the exotic East.

The writers prefer to limit unique colors to only the "big, big, bad guys".

Most writers prefer to wait until the draft is complete before any revising so they don't break their flow.

Most writers prefer to make money, have best-sellers, win awards, and get drunk.

These writers prefer to view the colonial influence more as 'imagination', rather than 'invention'.

When it's not, writers often prefer to keep the offending passages locked up.

Some writers prefer terms such as 'value to the owner' or 'value to the firm'.