Sentence examples for creating literature from inspiring English sources

More than 70 participants discussed the parallels of creating literature and doctoring.

Our insistence on language as the thing in literature logically leads to non-representational, or transformational, possibilities of creating literature, as opposed to the representational, pseudorealistically psychological modes of writing dominating, alas, the contemporary Anglo-American literary production.

McIvor's job now sees him doing a lot of graphic design, Web design, creating brochures and billboards, running the Neutron Program's Web site, and creating literature about nuclear reactors to secure funding.

They create literature of escape, but are scrambling to outrun the present.

In his view, a writer needed "total independence" to create literature that would be "eternal".

But his primary aim was to create literature, whereas his models had been venting their feelings.

Text-and-picture books for the very young posed an obdurate challenge: to create literature out of absolutely simple materials.

There is no way to create literature other than work, work, work, and then by creative correcting, by seeing what is good and what's bad.

It's an image that stands as a challenge to all writers: yes, we can ignore her and still create literature.

He is not a songwriter in the classic sense, nor a poet in the traditional sense, nor does he create literature in the accepted sense of the word; that, in fact, is the whole point – he has sidestepped these definitions on his singular journey.

I kept asking myself as I watched it: How did the screenwriter and director jump straight past conventional literature and create literature for the screen?