"iconic writer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is famous for their writing, typically regarded as having lasting influence or value. For example: "Toni Morrison was an iconic writer whose stories will be remembered and admired for many years to come."
(Appearance is the great sorter-out of literary fame; it is hard to become an iconic writer without first looking like an icon).
An iconic writer, lecturer, political activist, and feminist organizer, she has empowered innumerable women and men to succeed.
An encouraging trend for diversity in the age of campaign stars has increased this season which has seen iconic writer Joan Didion model for Celine, Joni Mitchell for Saint Laurent and an assortment of veteran models and their daughters for Lanvin.
Marked every year on the iconic writer's birthday of 25 January, the annual tribute pays homage to his literary talents.
." Clearly, even an iconic writer can echo the words of a grammar school child.
"Everyone loves a good ghost story and James Herbert is an iconic writer in the genre," he said.
Astonishing words from one of the 20th Century's most iconic writers and poets.
These might involve seeing novelists at book signings, listening to them give a talk, visiting homes/museums connected with famous authors of the past, meeting descendants of iconic writers, hearing anecdotes about novelists from people who conversed with them, and so on.
Compiled by iconic East Village writer-performers Holly Hughes and Carmelita Tropicana and writer Jill Dolan, Memories' essays, fly-on-the-wall interviews, and play excerpts vividly re-create the early years of the WOW Café, where epic resourcefulness and sheer nerve produced works of audacity and wit.
When the iconic Californian writer Joan Didion left New York for Los Angeles after the age of 28, she wrote, "One of the mixed blessings of being twenty and twenty-one and even twenty-oneevens the conviction that nothisg like thes, all evidenconvictionconthaty nothingstanding, has ever happened to anyone before".
"NY Expats/Henry Miller Says" melds a spoken word diatribe from the iconic American writer as captured by writer/director Tom Schiller which resonates rather profoundly in the present day.
