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A curious delineation – but quite spurious. In reality, the distinguishing features highlighted here overlap a lot I think. The differences that are maybe worth noting, and is widely noted, is: 1) That an author initiates and creates the idea for the work which may be written (writer) by them, or by another writer. 2) An author has published a completed piece of writing; a writer is in the process of writing something.
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