Sentence examples for book column from inspiring English sources
BOOK REVIEW A brief report last Sunday in the children's book column "Bookshelf: Brothers and Sisters" misstated the given name of the illustrator of "Tallulah's Solo".
I am appalled that Amanda Knox is the featured "writer" (with one co-written book to her name!) in your By the Book column (May 12).
In The Times's latest By the Book column, the author Alice Walker lauded a writer who has been accused of anti-Semitism.
The conclusions drawn about "The Great Y.A. Debate of 2014" in John Williams's Open Book column (June 22) left me exasperated.
"Open adoption, when it works, is fabulous," said Ms. Leavitt, who also writes a monthly book column for The Boston Globe.
The impetus for the venture came from mobylives.com, a chatty publishing industry Web site run by Mr. Johnson, who also writes short stories and whose weekly book column appears in several newspapers around the country.
Correction: July 25 , 2000 Tuesday The Making Books column on July 13 and an article in Business Day on July 14 about the $7.1 million book advance reportedly being paid to John F. Welch Jr., the chairman of the General Electric Company, referred to the precedents incompletely.
In later years she supplied book columns to McClure's magazine, Woman's Home Companion, and the Chicago Tribune.
With his full head of bushy white hair and bristling mustache, Mr. Morris was a familiar figure for decades in book columns, in literary forums through the mid-1980's, and at San Francisco State University, where he taught from 1963 to 1974.
So many MySpace profiles filled their Favourite Book columns with "pffft" and "lol," so I became a covert junkie for letters and words.
This photograph is of the Moleskine I used when writing my most recent comic-book column for the New York Times Book Review, along with my computer, which is a Mac, obviously.
