Sentence examples for book trends from inspiring English sources

Those who are familiar with Christian music and book trends and sales are looking for authors and performers to keep up with the seemingly insatiable demand.

The first of what could be a business book trend, "Financial Security in Troubled Times: What You Need to Do Now," by Ric Edelman, goes on sale Oct. 30.

His poetry collection Eonchs of Ruby, A Gift of Love was published in 1851 with a subtitle meant to capitalize on the gift book trend.

Also, in line with the big book trend, midlist authors and debut writers are vanishing or shrinking from the offerings of many large publishing houses.

After completing several rewrites, I emailed a dozen literary agents to pitch my pet project, but was met with an in box full of rejections -- with one agent saying the animal book trend was so 2009.

"Firms are responding to the increasingly worrying order-book trend by pulling back on recruitment," said Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist.

If the implications of the e-book trend hadn't already given me pause (and they had), Virginia Heffernan's recent column about the Kindle feature that highlights text found notable by other readers would have iced the job.

The genre could be construed as a response to the Industrial Revolution, or to reports from the South Seas about partially clad islanders laughing in the sunshine; but the nature-porn books of the 1890s and 1900s were a vivid, post-Jungle-Book trend.

The e-book trend may be inevitable, critics say, but embracing it will only hasten Waterstones's decline.

As the e-book trend continues, more bookstores are going to close--both independents and chain locations.

Like many influential works, the book identified trends that had been apparent for some time.