What would the Foyle young poets make of Priya, I wondered, looking at the winners' ambitious CVs on the Poetry Society website, describing their hopes that the competition would set them on a literary course, find them an agent.
Thorough, systematic, economical, non-sectarian". Sections: perpetual calendar; history; location, &c.; object, aims, etc.; literary course; first year; second year; business course; music; lectures; penmanship; references; books used; literary society; reports; information wanted; rules and regulations; expenses; catalogue of students of 1880; board of trustees.
(Mr. Rohmer's inspirations were not only literary, of course.
The discovery of adultery was personal before it was literary, of course.
He shows that love, and need, can and will ride roughshod over borders cultural, political, sexual – and literary, of course.
The fourth program is the Literary London course and is offered in London.
I learned of them late one night in February 2005 while grading papers by students in a twelfth-grade literary journalism course I was teaching.
She attended Oberlin College, completing the literary (nondegree) course in 1847 and, after overcoming objections by family, faculty, and friends (even reformer Lucy Stone was taken aback by the idea), completed the theological course in 1850.
The triumph is ultimately literary, of course, and also collective — since it belongs in part to those white-haired translators who have brought such well-seasoned judgments to a timeless tale.
