Sentence examples for is published now from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'is published now' is correct and usable in written English. It is typically used to indicate that something has recently been published. For example: My new book is published now.
Christopher Sandford's The Rolling Stones: Fifty Years is published now by Simon & Schuster.
It is published now by Steidl-Miles, in a large-format edition with facsimiles of the letters (a selection follows in a slide show below).
It is published now by [Steidl-Miles](http://www.steidlville.com/), in a large-format edition with facsimiles of the letters (a selection follows in a slide show below).
While much of what is published now is true in a journalistic sense, the ability for falsehood and conspiracy to masquerade as truth is the real problem and it is what caused a vacuum as old media slowed down and new media sped up.
My early books could not be published now, not remotely: publishers are so hopelessly nervous".
Why are they being published now?
If they were published now would they be YA?
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