Sentence examples for further volume of from inspiring English sources

At the age of 70, he produced a further volume of memoirs, Over The Limit: My Secret Diaries 1993-98.

After one further volume of Blueberry, Giraud teamed up with others to found Le Humanoïdes Associés and publish Métal Hurlant (Screaming Metal).

But the end, it turns out, is still a way off, as Athill is currently writing a further volume of memoir, to be published next year just in time for her 99th birthday.

After several years at Commentary (which was steering politically rightward under Mr. Podhoretz and whose internal dramas provided the backdrop for a further volume of memoirs Mr. Solotaroff was writing at the time of his death), he became editor of Book Week, the Sunday book supplement of The New York Herald Tribune.

As for the TS Eliot estate, and its well-publicised reluctance to sanction a biography or release a further volume of correspondence, as discussed in a recent article in Review ("Dear Mrs Eliot... .. January 29), Sutherland believes that "we'll never get a decent life of Eliot now, because all the trails are cold.

Amaryllis died in 1973, and her sad story may feature in a further volume of autobiography: "She was discovered in the Thames, drowned, but nobody knew why she'd fallen in, or whether she'd fallen in, or whether she'd done it herself, or what had ­happened.

Nevertheless, there will be further volumes of The Earthend Saga.

Further volumes of the Journals were to appear, covering the years 1987-89 and 1990-92.

In 1968 he published The Tablets I-VIII, and went on to publish five further volumes of the same performance poem.

The situation was not helped when two further volumes of poems, "Early Writing" and "Poems Retrieved," and a volume of selected plays brought the tally of O'Hara's published work to more than fifteen hundred pages.

The knowledge of what lay ahead for Beckett — the writing of the plays and the great prose fiction — makes one very impatient for the further volumes of letters, almost as if Beckett were in actual correspondence with oneself.