Sentence examples for fiction dedicated from inspiring English sources

The critic James Wood cited "Infinite Jest" as representative of the kind of fiction dedicated to the "pursuit of vitality at all costs".

In July 1953, he launched a companion magazine, Beyond Fantasy Fiction, dedicated to fantasy material, which Galaxys editorial policy did not favor.

But as the years passed, it seemed Roy had turned away from fiction, dedicating herself instead to writing about imperative political causes such as nuclear proliferation, environmental degradation and Kashmiri independence.

The most recent addition to the club is Wordsmack, a speculative fiction publisher dedicated to digital platforms.

The case centred on two books - one non-fiction, The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail, and one fiction, The Da Vinci Code - both dedicated to the subject of encryption and hidden messages, but I did not seriously consider that the judge could have implanted a hidden message in the judgment.

As a true humanist and dedicated fiction writer, she suffers with these victims, always empathizing, always wondering: What if that had been me?

(A century's worth of fiction has been dedicated to sympathizing with women in their impulse to be free of that kind of scrupulous attentiveness, that smothering devotion).

Useful sites: Mohammed Al Fayed's homepage The Diana Memorial Library: works of fiction about and dedicated to the late Princess CNN's tribute to Diana.

Banipal, the preëminent magazine of Arabic fiction in translation, dedicates its fortieth issue to Libyan fiction.

But we were dedicated to fiction as the ultimate cure because it gives readers a transformational experience".

The Echo section occupies more space in the store than the section dedicated to fiction, which you'll find on the left.