Sentence examples for Esteemed writer from inspiring English sources

Esteemed writer and editor Gottlieb chronicles his life through a series of literary inspirations — from the books that enthralled him as a child to editing at The New Yorker, the author's passion for words prevails.

"He's a great and esteemed writer".

It's an honor when a highly esteemed writer takes on your book.

C. A. Weslager (1909-94) wan an esteemed writer and historian of Delaware.

Mauro was an esteemed writer and intellectual, with a warm, welcoming, generous personality, who was much loved by many friends.

The American Academy of Arts and Letters notes with sorrow the death of this esteemed writer.

He was surrounded by very famous people, though a greater number of his friends were esteemed writers rather than artists.

Though a fiercely bright autodidact – a product of what he calls Britain's "self-education system" – Lydon dislikes anyone he sees as overtly intellectual or pretentious, which includes such esteemed writers about his work as Jon Savage and Greil Marcus.

As book critic for The New Republic, he has been merciless in debunking many esteemed writers of the age -- Don DeLillo, Thomas Pynchon, Toni Morrison and Salman Rushdie, whose recent novel, "Fury," Mr. Wood wrote "exhausts negative superlatives".

For all the controversy, the prize does generally go to established, even esteemed writers -- Nadine Gordimer, V. S. Naipaul, Julian Barnes and Ian McEwan have all won -- but this year's winner, Yann Martel, is a Canadian author whose two previous novels quickly disappeared.

Harper Perennial is about to publish an engaging new collection, Heavy Rotation, in which such esteemed writers as Colm Tóibín and Pankaj Mishra write about the albums that "changed their lives" (Joni Mitchell's Blue and Abba's Super Trouper respectively).