Sheila Malone
Two kinds of byline meet on these pages. Magazine bylines are printed: they were read off the issue's own contents page, and are as good as the magazine itself. Website bylines are inferred: the database kept no author, so the name was read out of the article's opening lines (“… writes Andy Stowe”) and can be wrong — it may belong to someone quoted rather than the author. Each list below says which it is. Newspaper bylines are printed too, read from the name set above the article, though the paper ran much of its news unsigned.
In the printed newspaper — byline printed above the article
Newspaper, issue no1 · page 10 · 485 words
Slaughter in New act in Chechen tragedy
Newspaper, issue no18 · page 3-4 · 551 words
Children pay price for Chechenya repression PUTIN'S QUAGMIRE
Newspaper, issue no18 · page 14-15 · 1,015 words
NO SIGN OF PEACE BREAKING OUT IN OCCUPIED IRAQ
Newspaper, issue no23 · page 21 · 936 words
KYOTO MEANSVISA CLIMATE CHAOS
Newspaper, issue no35 · page 11-12 · 1,250 words
New Labour shrugs off need for urgent action on climate change
Newspaper, issue no37 · page 10-11 · 746 words
Climate Change: why nuclear power is not the answer
Newspaper, issue no44 · page 8 · 585 words
BROWN'S GREEN PRETENSIONS EXPOSED ASA FRAUD
In the printed magazine — byline printed on the contents page
Magazine, issue 60 · printed page 31 · 1,205 words
Review: Population – moving beyond old controversies