Ms. Munro, widely beloved for her spare and psychologically astute fiction that is deeply revealing of human nature, appeared to be more of a purely literary choice.
In selecting Mr. Vargas Llosa, the Swedish Academy has once again made a literary choice tinged with politics, though this time from the right instead of the left.
Macfarlane is the second conspicuously literary choice for the panel chair in as many years, after Times Literary Supplement editor Peter Stothard headed up this year's judges.
"His gentleness, justice, and detachment were not so much moral or literary choices as his own psychological imperatives," she writes.
He edited the section on Romantic poetry himself, and oversaw the six other section editors, whose literary choices spanned several centuries of writing.
After Anna Clark's comprehensive account of Detroit's literature – from classic novels such as Jeffrey Eugenides Middlesexx or The Virgin Suicides to poetry, non-fiction and drama – here are ten excellent literary choices from our readers to immerse you in the past and present of this heart-racing, confusing American city.
At 64 pages, though, including an introduction by the Woolf biographer Hermione Lee, this volume makes a thoughtfully brief sickroom gift, and if you do decide to send it to a bedridden acquaintance, and read it beforehand from his perspective, the way people do to make sure that their literary choices won't offend, you may feel you've been reminded of something important.
Haley influenced some of Malcolm X's literary choices.
Ask yourself: "Will my comments improve both the quality of the article and wikiHow?" "Will they help the contributor, both now and with future contributions?" Wouldn't you make similar literary choices?
Very much a literary loner by choice, he was disconcerted to find Amit Chaudhuri present.
The world's hypocrisies and deceptions are targets that must be attacked, comedy the literary weapon of choice.
