The phrase "an emerging writer" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is relatively new to the writing field and is gaining recognition or success. Example: "Samantha is an emerging writer whose debut novel has already received critical acclaim."
The second reason is that I felt I was long overdue to repay this organization for its great kindness twenty-three yeago ago, when I got the news that the Whiting Foundation, of which I'd never heard, had decided that I was an Emerging Writer — a Writer, mind you, not an Emerging Playwright, and, even better, an Emerging Writer worthy of a very handsome check.
Kunitz told me that he has learned "never to wound" an emerging writer.
If she is an emerging writer, then she has emerged with great slowness and care.
As an overview of the pressures that bear on an emerging writer today, "MFA vs NYC" is delectable reading.
His wife, Aura Estrada, an emerging writer from Mexico, had been fatally injured while they were body surfing off Mexico's Pacific coast.
The victim — the one who lives — is Eric Cash, in his own mind an emerging writer but known to the world as a veteran restaurant manager.
He's speaking on an Emerging Writers Festival panel about writing and jealousy, so he seemed like a good person to consult on the topic.
She's appearing on an Emerging Writers Festival panel called Amazing Babes, and last year was shortlisted for the Scribe Nonfiction Prize for Young Writers.
Perhaps such a mentality was also perfect for the emerging writer.
NEWARK MUSEUM Annual Newark Black Film Festival, featuring a forum for emerging writers, directors, producers, performers and filmgoers interested in African-American and African Diaspora cinema.
Previous events have attracted Benedict Cumberbatch, Sophie Okonedo, Rufus Sewell and Rosamund Pike, while also giving a showcase to emerging writers and directors.
