Sentence examples for literary communities from inspiring English sources

His broad range of literary accomplishments and his articulate humanism made him highly influential in the world's literary communities, particularly in that of Latin America.

Berl's is among a crop of poetry stores in U.S. cities with robust literary communities, including Boulder, Cambridge, Milwaukee, and Seattle.

Reacting to the verdict this month, a spokesperson for Lohvinau bookshop said they were devastated: "for five years we've been a law-abiding enterprise serving public the access to productions of various literary communities, facing the unpleasant fact that there's no place for books in our country".

Providence, R.I., (Brown) and Charlottesville (University of Virginia) are known for their visual arts scenes; Iowa City (University of Iowa) and Missoula (University of Montana) have strong literary communities, while Davis (University of California) and Chapel Hill (University of North Carolina) have their aging activists.

An infectious book booster, Fershleiser manages Tumblr's literary communities by reaching out to readers, librarians and booksellers, meeting with publishers, setting up contests and networking with authors and teaching them how to use Tumblr.

According to literary critic Alvina E Quintana, The House on Mango Street is a book that has reached beyond the Chicano and Latino literary communities, and is now read by people of all ethnicities.

Tells about the fear of Communism and its influence on the literary community.

He also discovered a literary community.

"The literary community is not backing me up here.

"There is a well-established London literary community," he says.

The response from the international literary community was unequivocal.