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• Autography lithographs also did not require the drawings to be flipped horizontally.
• "I call it autography rather than autobiography, " he said.
• When a celebrity dies, the value of their autography goes up right away, maybe about $ 100.
• He responded, " Come on Evander, just give her your autography, will you ?"
• The stories were reproduced by " autography ", a variation of lithography that allowed him to draw on specially prepared paper with a pen.
• T鰌ffer used a lithography method called autography, in which the pen draws on specially prepared paper, allowing a freer line than the engraving of the time.
• First of all, this is not a autography, and before voicing your opinion, please take your time and properly explore the content of the references.
• The growing popularity of ebooks and ereading devices has inspired the development of software-such as Authorgraph ( formerly known as Kindlegraph and renamed to reflect its expansion to include all ereading platforms ) and Autography ( for iOS devices )-that allows authors to digitally personalize ebooks, by including autographs, dedications, and photographs, and to provide such personalization remotely as well as at in-person book signings.
• For example, The GoodEReader and Autography jointly hosted an ebook signing with author HP Mallory, during which Mallory greeted fans via Spreecast, a social connectivity platform that allows users to have up to four guests on video chat at one time, to conduct Q & A sessions with even more participants, and to maintain a channel on the site, thereby recording and storing the Spreecast and assigning the recordings a URL for sharing at other outlets.
• Edgar Allan Poe refers to Brownson in his " Autography " series, calling him " an extraordinary man ", though he " has not altogether succeeded in convincing himself of those important truths which he is so anxious to impress upon his readers . " He is also mentioned in Poe's story " Mesmeric Revelation ", referring to Brownson's 1840 novel " Charles Eldwood; or, The Infidel Converted ".