anthologizers
/ænˈθɑləˌdʒaɪzərz/
noun
- People who collect and publish a selection of literary works, such as poems, stories, or essays, in a single volume.
- The anthologizers chose poems from many different cultures for the new book.
- The school invited several anthologizers to talk about how they select pieces for their collections.
- Famous anthologizers often shape how readers discover classic literature.