The phrase "endless book" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a book that seems to go on forever, either in terms of length or in terms of its ability to capture the reader's attention. Example: "Mary was enthralled by the endless book, flipping through its pages well into the early hours of the morning."
Read the heartfelt acknowledgments written by endless book authors.
We don't have a festival culture of this sort in the U.S. Instead, we have the Endless Book Tour.
Ms. Horn's other paradoxical daydream -- that of the endless book -- has also found an outlet at Dia.
Palahniuk expressed some dismay at writers having to double as performers on endless book tours and on social media, but he himself is a wily and skilled raconteur, totally at home on stage.
A quality she repeatedly praises in the subjects of her essays is avidity: Jean-Luc Godard's need to cram into his films everything passing through his brain; Elias Canetti's deciding when he was sixteen that he would learn "everything," and pretty much succeeding; Walter Benjamin's endless book collecting.
The next morning, I took off for Florida aboard JetBlue on my own personal literacy crusade the endless book tour for my latest clever volume.
This yielded endless books on "adjustment," which meant adjustment to an eventual life without Mother.
My primary task here is to try to explain something that remains so little understood as an experience – despite the endless books and articles on the subject.
I'm one of those would-be novelists who buys endless books about how to write a novel, but never writes it.
"After searching through endless books, both in the process of testing the site and because I myself cannot shake the compulsion it produces, the longest legible title I have found is Dog.
E.R., Jurassic Park and those endless books.
