Sentence examples for fire published from inspiring English sources

When Garth Risk Hallberg's 912-page debut City of Fire, published last year, fetched a $2m advance from its US publisher, The New York Times said it provided "more evidence that the long novel is experiencing a resurgence".

As research for his book, The Triangle Fire, published in 1962, Leon Stein conducted interviews with several survivors.

Her book, Soda Clay and Fire, published by the American Ceramic Society, is a leading text in the field.

Dr. Lincoln's last book, "Coming Through the Fire," published in 1996, was a distillation of his thoughts on race.

Andrea Ashworth is the author of Once in A House on Fire, published by Picador at £7.99.

His book, A Land on Fire, published in 2003, recounts the issues and scandals he uncovered while working on the environment beat in Southeast Asia.

Also added to this edition of The Triangle Fire (originally published in 1962) are references to a website devoted to the Triangle fire (http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/trianglefire) and another one devoted to sweatshop issues (http://www.behindthelabel.org).org

"It paved the way for the next entry into the genre, which was Vin Packer's 'Spring Fire.' " (Published in 1952, "Spring Fire" tells the story of love between college sorority sisters. Vin Packer is a pseudonym of Marijane Meaker, today widely known for her novels for young people written under the name M. E. Kerr).

("Pale Fire" was published in 1962).

Home Fire is published by Bloomsbury.

City on Fire is published by Jonathan Cape (£20).