But the book is not a history of the folk revival, its author insists.

Indeed they explain everything about it, the author insists.

But the authors insist that American workers must look out for their interests.

The author insists that most, if not all, events in his novels are real.

But the authors insist that they have the entire series planned out.

The books are considered historical fiction, but the author always insisted they were descriptive of actual events in her life.

The author insists this is not so, however, and the evidence seems to support him.

A nation is a nation, the author insists, only when its people say so.

Yet the author insists that he is not interested in politics.

But here, both the author and her sister insist, the similarities end.