Sentence examples for book nominated from inspiring English sources

Bailey responded that of course he wanted the book nominated, so the fee was paid, and the nomination became official.

Author Hannah Kent drops by to discuss writing her novel, Burial Rites, that went from PhD thesis to a much-hyped and very well-received first book, nominated for awards, in the space of a couple of years.

But Tan's Things to Make and Break, backed by the poet Claire Trévien, whose own debut was the book nominated by readers for last year's line-up, emerged triumphant.

With his first book nominated for a Pulitzer – and lauded by Stanley Kunitz, Denise Levertov, Theodore Roethke, Muriel Rukeyser, Stephen Spender and other luminaries of the time – he was suddenly the most gifted new voice in American poetry, even photographed for Glamour and Vogue.

According to Conway's master "Timeline," Bailey's publicists managed to get the book nominated for a Lambda award (Conway, 2006a).

Bailey remembers with annoyance that his publisher let him know about it only to tell him they assumed he didn't want the book nominated.

The finalists were chosen from 125 books nominated by 150 libraries in 40 countries.

The 98 books nominated were then whittled down to a shortlist of six by an international judging panel.

The slate is called Sad Puppies, because fellow author Larry Correia once said that not having his books nominated for the "snooty and pretentious" awards "made puppies sad".

We read more than 300 books nominated for the prize and submitted three finalists to the Pulitzer board, which designates the winner.

We've had over 10,000 books nominated by members of the public over the last few years so a huge wealth of opinion.