Title: Talent (comics)
Content:  Talent is a comic book series written by Christopher Golden and Tom Sniegoski, drawn by Paul Azaceta, published by Boom! Studios.
Title: War for talent
Content:  Talent is never explicitly defined in the book, though the Preface notes, "A certain part of talent elude description: You simply know it when you see it." (p. xii) After several further caveats, the authors go on: "We can say, however, that managerial talent is some combination of a sharp strategic mind, leadership ability, emotional maturity, communications skills,  the ability to attract and inspire other talented people, entrepreneurial instincts, functional skills, and the ability to deliver results." (p. xiii) The authors offer no outside support for this assertion. A 2006 article in The Economist, which mentions the book, notes that, "companies do not even know how to define “talent”, let alone how to manage it. Some use it to mean people like Aldous Huxley's alphas in “Brave New World”—those at the top of the bell curve. Others employ it as a synonym for the entire workforce, a definition so broad as to be meaningless."
Title: Philip Caveney
Content:  The Talent is a stand-alone book, only available electronically. Set in a dystopian future Manchester, it tells the story of Josh, who enters a Government sponsored contest - The Talent - in the hope of giving himself a better future. At the audition, he meets Holly and the two of them team up to try and win the competition on what they soon discover, is NOT a level playing field.
Title: War for talent
Content:  The war for talent is a term coined by Steven Hankin of McKinsey & Company in 1997, and a book by Ed Michaels, Helen Handfield-Jones, and Beth Axelrod, Harvard Business Press, 2001 ISBN: 978-1-57851-459-5. The war for talent refers to an increasingly competitive landscape for recruiting and retaining talented employees. In the book, Michaels, et al., describe not a set of superior Human Resources processes, but a mindset that emphasizes the importance of talent to the success of organizations.
Title: A Talent for War
Content:  The SF Site's Steven H Silver wrote, "While A Talent for War is not McDevitt's best novel, it shows signs of the writer he is still becoming. Even where the characters flag, the ideas remain at the forefront and manage to place A Talent for War above a standard space opera or science fictional mystery." Reviewer Russ Allbery praised the novel's "unique perspective" on the theme of first contact with aliens, its "quaint feel that's both comfortable and oddly prosaic," and its "satisfying, tense conclusion": Science fiction scholar John Clute, comparing McDevitt's second novel with his first, The Hercules Text, wrote, "A Talent for War (1988 [sic]), set in a galactic venue 
Title: A Talent for War
Content: 1989, USA, Ace Books (ISBN: 0-441-79553-6) Pub date February 1989, paperback (First edition) ; 1989, UK, Kinnell Publications (ISBN: 1-870532-09-0), Pub date June 1989, hardback ; 1989, UK, Sphere Books (ISBN: 0-7474-0333-3), Pub date 26 October 1989, paperback ; 1989, USA, Ace Books (ISBN unknown), June 1989, hardback (Science Fiction Book Club edition, # 14900) ; 1989, USA, G. P. Putnam's (ISBN: 0425795535), Pub date 31 December 1998, paperback ; 2004, USA, Ace Books (ISBN: 0441012175), Pub date 29 June 2004, paperback ; 2000, UK, Meisha Merlin Publishing (ISBN: 1-892065-23-1), Pub date 25 Aug 2000, paperback (omnibus edition with Hercules Text and called Hello Out There ) ; 2000, UK, Meisha Merlin Publishing (ISBN: 1-892065-22-3), Pub date September 2000, hardback (omnibus edition with Hercules Text and called Hello Out There ) 
Title: A Talent for War
Content: 1989 U. S. Paperback: Cover art: Darrell K. Sweet. ; 1989 SFBC Hardback:	Jacket art: Ron Walotsky  Jacket design: Rosemary Kracke ; 1989 G. B. Paperback:	Cover art: Gerry Grace ; 1989 G. B. Paperback:	Cover art: Danny Flynn ; 2004 U. S. Paperback: Cover art: Darrell K. Sweet  Cover design: Rita Frangie 
Title: Precision Talent
Content:  Precision Talent was founded by Cheryllynn Carter, who worked for thirteen years at TBWA\Chiat\Day in Los Angeles. She began her career at the Los Angeles Music Center.
Title: Talent Scout
Content:  After being fired from his job at a film studio, a talent agent attempts to build his new discovery into a star.
Title: A Talent for War
Content:  Portions of Chapters 9 and 22-24 were published as a novelette in the February 1987 issue of Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine under the title "Dutchman”. Portions of Chapter 15 were published in a different form as a novelette in the March 1988 issue of Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine under the title “Sunrise”. Ace Books originally published A Talent for War as a mass market paperback in February 1989. Ace Books republished the book as a mass market paperback in July 2004. It also published a hard cover book club edition in June 1989 for the Science Fiction Book Club. In Great Britain, Kinnell published a hard cover edition and Sphere published a paperback edition in June 1989. In September 2000, Meisha Merlin published, in hard cover and trade paperback formats, an omnibus edition with The Hercules Text, an earlier McDevitt novel, under the title Hello Out There.

Question: Who is the author of Talent?
Answer: Christopher Golden.