Sentence examples for famous editor from inspiring English sources

The famous editor gave no ground.

"Everybody's godfather was like some famous editor.

(In fact Tuck studied under Carver's famous editor, Gordon Lish).

This had not been my vision of the powerful famous editor in chief of Cosmopolitan.

Horace Greeley was America's most famous editor and, with his Tribune, a defining voice in mid-nineteenth-century politics.

Nearly a century before, Walter Bagehot, writer on the constitution and the paper's most famous editor, had justified the importance of advertising to sustain an independent press.

In the current issue of Areté, Craig Raine reviews the new collection, comparing Lish and Carver's relationship to that of two other famous editor-writer pairs: Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot, and Charles Monteith and William Golding.

I'm reminded of the famous editor-author interaction between Gordon Lish and Ray Carver when they were working on Carver's celebrated short story "Those Life Preservers Are Just for Show," often considered the high-water mark of so-called dirty realism.

In addition to publishing numerous newspapers, Mississippi has produced famous editors.

Within a year, Newhouse had dismissed two editors before hiring Tina Brown, the first of his crushes and the first of Condé Nast's famous editors.

As for literary fiction, more and more of the interesting and strange variety — the labors of love on which famous editors like Robert Giroux, Maxwell Perkins and Barney Rosset once placed their bets — may migrate to smaller presses.