Sentence examples for difficult writer from inspiring English sources

But he is a difficult writer to defend.

Of course Agnon (1887-1970) is a notoriously difficult writer.

"As I got older, I realized Joyce is not the difficult writer they say he is," he said.

Difficult Writer Found Dead in Spain [Difficult Writer], a dramatist and novelist, died in Malaga, Spain, on May 4.20 Cyril Connolly visited her there shortly before his death, and spent an afternoon rummaging through her papers.

An ostentatious style is often considered a token of difficulty, and Gass certainly has a reputation as a difficult writer in the high-modernist mode.

Of all the myths that have spread about David Foster Wallace in the years since his death, the most frustratingly pervasive was that he was a difficult writer.

Yes, I know, most difficult writers get compared to Faulkner at some point.

The Argentinian writer Carlos Gamerro agreed: "Three cheers for difficult writers who write for other writers!" The first session had raised the question: should literature be political?

Some branded Ms. Sontag an unoriginal thinker, a popularizer with a gift for aphorism who could boil down difficult writers for mass consumption.

Yet is it a dumb culture that flocks to Tate Modern, embracing Britart in all its weirdness, that acclaims difficult writers such as WG Sebald, rediscovers lost forms like klezmer, and adores clever American films and dramas like The Usual Suspects and The West Wing?

Then he proceeds to explain tactics for how to manage a difficult writer-client relationship.