Doctorow

[ dok-tuh-roh ]

noun

1. E(dgar) L(aurence), 1931–2015, U.S. author and editor.

Example Sentences

Doctorow famously said that writing a novel is like driving at night—you can see about as far as your headlights shine.

From The Daily Beast

Just what is novelist E. L. Doctorow up to in his latest fiction inside the brain of a man who may or may not be delusional.

From The Daily Beast

For Doctorow, the brain could stand for free creation and the mind represent forms and genres.

From The Daily Beast

Doctorow, who met him around this time, remembers him having the intellect of an adult.

From The Daily Beast

Ed Doctorow is an extremely polite fellow but also a private one.

From The Daily Beast

Thanks to my mother, Dr Roslyn Doctorow, who remains the sharpest proofer in the business.

From Project Gutenberg

After crossing the bridge they made their way to the headquarters of General Doctorow, and were at once shown in.

From Project Gutenberg

But at least with this book Doctorow has given us a map of the park.

From Project Gutenberg