Now, for example, the literary politician can label his opponent..
Last summer, for example, a literary agent in Los Angeles tried unsuccessfully to sneak a client's book onto The Times's list by arranging phantom purchases through local stores.
For example, these literary prints had all my writer friends on Facebook over the moon.
But eventually home becomes less associated with the house on Mango Street, particularly when she applies it as a metaphor to other developments in her life, for example her literary activism: "We do this because the world we live in is a house on fire and the people we love are burning".
These people can be fictitious (for example, a literary character such as Harry Potter,) if need be.
For example in literary theory, Jacques Lacan, Jacques Derrida, and Michel Foucalt are three towering figures whose work provides the bedrock of the discipline; citing them would go a long way toward establishing your credibility as a scholar within the field.
The imminent Costa prize, for example, is a literary event of some consequence.
Junot Díaz, for example, mixes Spanglish, literary theory, Caribbean history and no small amount of profanity in his fiction.
The bestsellerdom of Being Jordan, for example, becomes a literary pre-apocalypse, rather than simply a piece of marketing fluff.
Oneword, for example, is a literary channel ("radio bookshop" in the words of its managing director, Ben Budworth) specialising in books read out loud.
