Sentence examples for essay edited from inspiring English sources

This long essay, edited by William Shawn, was as idiosyncratic as anything this magazine or any other has ever published.

They can expect to read essays selected from The Next American Essay edited by John D'Agata and In Short: A Collection of Brief Creative Nonfiction edited by Judith Kitchen and Mary Paumier Jones, as well as essays by Paul Metcalf, David Foster Wallace, Sherman Alexie, Michael Martone, and Sei Shonagon.

It was followed in 1952 by New Fabian Essays, edited by Richard H.S. Crossman.

"A Fierce Domain" is a collection of essays edited by Jason Healey, a former cyber-policy chief in the Obama White House.

Disputing Environmental Change in the Drylands is a collection of essays edited by Roy Behnke and the veteran drylands expert Mike Mortimore.

(The full POMEPS Studies 34 collection of 16 essays, edited by me and Amaney Jamal, is available here). Several themes emerged.

A lot. Cultural misappropriation is one of the many themes of this book of essays, edited by Shukla himself.

Reading the book, I was reminded of "Photography's Other Histories," a collection of essays edited by Christopher Pinney and Nicolas Peterson.

You devoured Brandeis' collections of essays edited by Pollack and by Lief.

The collection of essays edited by Tony Evans is subtitled "a reappraisal"; it would be more accurate to call it a barrage of criticism.

The author recently returned to Baldwin, prompted by the Library of America's just-published two-volume selection of his novels, short stories, and essays, edited by Toni Morrison ($70).