Sentence examples for literary challenge from inspiring English sources

The joint venture with Hallmark, she says, is a literary challenge.

Champion compares the literary challenge to a triathlon, and so it is.

Surely anyone who even contemplates doing a literary challenge is already a healthy reader.

"Greenberg" is a good and funny film, but one wonders if Baumbach has always fully recognized the cinematic challenge of presenting difficult people, even as he meets the literary challenge of acute, merciless portraiture.

The literary challenge in writing three detailed sex scenes for his latest novel, Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi, were immense, he admits, because "you are faced with a limited number of verbs and nouns".

The original "Frankenstein" was the result of a literary challenge: Lord Byron proposed a contest to see who could produce the scariest story to pass a rainy summer in Switzerland in 1816.

Last year in these pages, William R. Everdell praised the author for tackling "one of the great literary challenges".

Length presents significant extra-literary challenges to the reader.

To promote the efforts of young writers, such as Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison, and attempt to rekindle the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance, which the Depression had snuffed, she started the literary magazine Challenge in 1934 and its short-lived descendant, New Challenge, in 1937.

Two years ago, a literary scholar challenged the widely accepted authorship of a very famous poem about a Christmas Eve sleigh ride.

Along with Eliot, they rewrote the map of literary history, challenged the dominance of Romantic forms and styles, promoted and analyzed difficult Modernist writing, and greatly advanced ways of discussing literary structure.