Sentence examples for literary advice from inspiring English sources

Much literary advice flows between the two writers.

He offers literary advice, teaches creative writing and tries to untangle his customers' ruined lives.

John Wesley Harding, among others, will perform, and Ms. Maazel said there might some booths where for, say, a dollar a minute one could obtain literary advice.

The 85-year-old birthday boy already has the how-to manual "10 Rules of Writing" to his credit, but he delivers a little more literary advice here by demonstrating how these filmmakers work.

Margaret became the new traveling companion (though Naipaul usually sent her away out of pique before the trip was done), while Pat, drugging herself with Quaaludes and Valium, waited at home in Wiltshire to provide literary advice.

Plus, as the novel unfolds, its chapters are interleaved with quotations from Quebert's literary advice to Goldman (the first chapter proper begins: "The first chapter, Marcus, is essential... "), and a graphic indicates how far through the novel we are.

These literary fathers offer advice and adventure, but there is another quality of fatherhood which (for the sake of sitcoms) should never be forgotten: inappropriateness.

I remember listening to a literary agent giving advice to aspiring book writers - and it struck me when she said, "Please, don't send me any personal life memoirs".

"Scott used to ask Gerald for advice on literary matters," says MacLeish.

While often controversial for her book choices, which ranged from literary novels to sex advice from a pornography star, her imprint at HarperCollins had become one of the more financially successful in the business.

When bitter twists and turns in the publishing business (a milieu that Perry gleefully satirizes) knock Philip out of his orbit, he goes to the country house of his literary idol, Ike Zimmerman Jonathan Prycee), for advice, inspiration, and refuge.