Sentence examples for classic writer from inspiring English sources

"He looked like a classic writer, or a derelict.

And Tolstoy would be considered a classic writer".

Dawn Powell, who died, in 1965, at the age of sixty-nine, with nearly all of her sixteen novels and nine plays out of print, is a classic "writer's writer".

Regardless of the novel's reception, it'll likely only bolster, not tarnish, Lee's cemented reputation as a widely taught classic writer.

Discussing "stylistic harmony", which he believed to be bridging all of Romania's social and literary environments, philosopher Mircea Eliade wrote: "Romanians consider Ion Creangă a classic writer belonging to the modern age.

What other European culture can take pride in having a classic writer read by all categories of readers?" The "thematic grip of the village" was noted by American academic Harold Segel, who investigated its impact on "some of the most revered names in the history of Romanian literature", from Creangă and Slavici to interwar novelist Liviu Rebreanu.

Sontag is described as a classic writer-in-the-making, a lonely and bookish child who identified early on with professionally driven women like Marie Curie.

If classic writers wrote for Groupon, how would they fare?

I also read lots of classic writers like Charles Dickens and Jane Austen.

She delves into contemporary literary fiction and loves classic writers, like George Eliot and Charles Dickens.

It features people such as Berlie Doherty, Jamila Gavin, Geraldine McCaughrean, so it's got classic writers, but also lots of contemporary writers.