Sentence examples for establishment writers from inspiring English sources

Of course, there's a perfectly reasonable argument that "ordinary" members of the book-buying public, as opposed to establishment writers and critics, are capable of judging a good book, even if they've never written one.

Wu Ming is the nom de plume of a mysterious European quartet of anti-establishment writers.

But Thomas Hardy managed to spend a lifetime attacking and deriding the established values of Victorian England, only to end up as the establishment's favorite writer.

The only establishment that the writer noticed whose attendance wasn't down as a result of the spill, was the Spouting Rock Beach Association, which has a pool.

He wasn't close to the political establishment as the older writers were to the Labor Party.

'Page-turning' fiction is often dismissed by the literary establishment whereas, to these writers, plot is paramount.

The only way that makes sense is if you radically discount the value of the internet – hence all the establishment sympathy for contrarian writers who want to tell us all that the internet makes us stupid, or played no role in the Arab spring, or cheapens discourse.

Among the issues it takes on are the usefulness of the literary canon and of the publishing establishment to the black writer, the corrupting influence of celebrity on intellectualism and the elusiveness of history.

The world over there are establishments that the writer would utterly despise.

The English don't care very much for their writers and the Establishment always regards writers as suspect".

He organized writers against the establishment.