auctorial meaning in Hindi

If you ask me, and you just did, the difference is auctorial distance.
In 1986, Hawkins as Tinasky again claimed that jack green " . . . did pretty well in the auctorial line with novels published commercially under the names of William Gaddis & Thomas Pynchon ."
There are thousands of auctorial readings in the five boroughs every year : nearly two dozen just about every night solely in the city's literary superstores, including the 18 Barnes & Noble emporiums, the two Borders Books and Music stores, and the Tower Records Bookstore.
In 1986, Hawkins as Tinasky again claimed that jack green " . . . did pretty well in the auctorial line with novels published commercially under the names of William Gaddis and Thomas Pynchon . " Foster proved that Hawkins, who was already dead, was Wanda Tinasky via textual analysis.

adj.

of or by or typical of an author; "authorial comments"; "auctorial flights of imagination"
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