Title: The Coral (album)
Content:  Writing credits per booklet.
Title: List of songs recorded by the Coral
Content:  The Coral are an English indie rock/neo-psychedelia band from Hoylake, the Wirral formed in 1996. As of 2016, they have recorded over 150 songs, released on eight studio albums, one compilation album, three EPs and eighteen singles. The band's first single "Shadows Fall" was released in 2001 and four of their songs - "Dreaming of You" (from The Coral), "Don't Think You're the First" and "Pass It On" (from Magic and Medicine) and "In the Morning" (from The Invisible Invasion) have appeared in the top 20 of the UK Singles Chart. The majority of The Coral songs are written by lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Skelly, with many songs also being co-written by keyboardist Nick Power. Lead guitarist Lee Southall has written some of their songs, whilst all members of the group have co-written at several points and the band has also written together in collaboration.
Title: Coral Island (album)
Content:  Writing credits per booklet.
Title: The Coral
Content:  On 28 January 2021, The Coral debuted a new single, "Faceless Angel", from their fairground-inspired double album Coral Island, which was released on 30 April.
Title: Cora Daniels
Content:  Cora Daniels is an African-American author who has written on issues of African-American culture. She is now teaching writing and reporting at New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute.
Title: Coral Island (album)
Content:  never once wavers in quality", with a "natural flow, one that holds your attention even at the record's most sonically obtuse moments". Rhys Buchanan of NME wrote that it was a "bold move" for the Coral to release "something so intricate at this stage of their career", though if the listener immersed themselves in the album, they would be "rewarded with a nostalgic trip that showcases some of their most adventurous writing to date". In his review for The Telegraph, journalist Neil McCormick said the band seemed to be "having fun, and it shows in a carnivalesque cornucopia of strange delights – even if it never 
Title: The Coral
Content:  Drawing a line under the first chapter of their career, the Coral released a 3-LP and 2-CD compilation album Singles Collection on 15 September 2008, featuring all but two of their singles to date. A new single, "Being Somebody Else" was released on 8 September 2008. The album also contained a second CD entitled Mysteries & Rarities which contained 19 previously unreleased songs, demos, outtakes and live recordings of earlier songs. The Coral released their sixth album Butterfly House on 12 July 2010. The album was produced by John Leckie, of The Stone Roses and Radiohead fame, and was recorded at RAK studios in London as well as Rockfield 
Title: The Coral (album)
Content:  The Coral were formed in Hoylake on the Wirral Peninsula, in 1996, between school friends drummer Ian Skelly and bassist Paul Duffy. Guitarists Bill Ryder-Jones and Lee Southall joined, followed by Ian's brother James Skelly on vocals and guitar. They spent two years playing gigs and rehearsing original material, before Nick Power was brought in on keyboards. They eventually earned a residency at a local venue, The Cavern Club. Alan Willis, who was previously the drummer of Shack, saw the band during one performance. At the time, he was running the label Eva, which released dance records. He was keen to release more guitar-orientated material; as the Coral signed with him, the label name was changed to Deltasonic on 1 January 2001. 
Title: Coral Island (album)
Content:  psychedelic album, it drew comparison to the Kinks' Village Green Preservation Society (1968), while the narration was reminiscent of that heard on the Small Faces' Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968). Coral Island received positive reviews from music critics, who praised the high-quality song writing. It reached number two in the UK, and charted in Germany, Scotland, and Switzerland. The album was preceded by the release of three singles: "Faceless Angel" in January 2021, "Lover Undiscovered" in March 2021, and "Vacancy" in April 2021. Coinciding with the album was the publication of a book by keyboardist Nick Power, which provided backstories for each of the characters mentioned on the album.
Title: The Coral
Content: James Skelly – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, percussion, lyrics (1996–present) ; Paul Duffy – bass guitar, saxophone, backing vocals (1996–present) ; Nick Power – keyboards, organ, melodica, harmonica, piano, backing vocals, lyrics (1998–present) ; Ian Skelly – drums (1996–present) ; Paul Molloy – guitars (2015–present) 

Question: Who is the author of Dancing on Coral?
Answer: Glenda Adams.
Glenda Emilie Adams.