Sentence examples for dark literature from inspiring English sources

If you read too much dark literature, I think you feel dark inside.

"Take it or leave it" — the only catch phrase for dark literature, and dark life.

I saw a lot of the same "dark" literature Amy saw.

Responsibility for some of these events was claimed by small Satanist groups, while others were carried out by rogue amateur Satanists who'd found inspiration in horror movies, dark literature and heavy metal.

Alongside the feminist standards we had lying around my house when I was a kid, "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and Erica Jong's "Fear of Flying," there was an anthology of black literature, "Dark Symphony: Negro Literature in America," that always seemed to be in the kitchen.

By the nineteen-eighties, black literature was a dark male symphony no longer.

JAMES BARRON TAKING QUESTIONS William Chapman Sharpe, the author of "New York Nocturne: The City After Dark in Literature, Painting and Photography, 1850-1950," is answering readers' questions about the city at night.

"There is a tradition that sees journalism as the dark side of literature, with book writing at its zenith," he told the Spanish newspaper El Pais recently.

In 1968, Mr. Emanuel and Theodore L. Gross edited "Dark Symphony: Negro Literature in America," and Mr. Emanuel published his first book of poetry, "The Treehouse and Other Poems".

Though popular in America, the genre was firmly British, invoking images often associated with English poetry and literature; dark fields, fogged city streets, abandoned cemeteries. .

But to be all high-and-mighty over a good quality best-seller just because it is not a dark piece of "literature" does not make you more well-read or smarter.