Sentence examples for begins a book from inspiring English sources
"A writer only begins a book," Samuel Johnson once said.
She begins a book, she says, with themes.
He said that when he begins a book he never knows the outcome or even the full cast of characters.
Wade hosts his annual Wade's World weekend for youngsters in Chicago next week, then begins a book tour Sept. 4 in New York.
His new book, White Sands, will be published by Canongate in June Each time a writer begins a book they make a contract with the reader.
Usually, she begins a book in a tentative fashion, feeling her way in, testing the ground, but this time it was as though she'd been thrown into the lowest, darkest part of it right away.
The American novelist Stephen Crane, according to an unreliable contemporary, began a book about a male prostitute.
Elmore Leonard once stipulated that you should never begin a book with weather, about which he was wrong.
"I don't ever begin a book with a grand intention," he said.
This is why I never begin a book - at least, not deliberately.
What better way to begin a book about the Greatest Englishman than with me?
