Sentence examples for literary director from inspiring English sources

And Ion Trewin, literary director of the prize, backed them up.

"Our long list demonstrates that 1970 was a remarkable year for fiction written in English," said Ion Trewin, the prizes' literary director.

He was married to Dana Benningfield, the theater's literary director and a member of its acting troupe.

At the time of his death he was still active as literary director of the Booker Prize Foundation.

He was Associate Producer for the English Speaking Theatre of Vienna for 12 years and the former Literary Director for the Edward F. Albee Foundation.

She was renowned for her graciousness in defeat; according to the longstanding literary director of the prize Ion Trewin, she smiled wistfully and sighed "maybe next time".

Presented by the New Group, Mr. Elliott, artistic director; Mr. Rich, executive director; Ian Morgan, literary manager; Josh Boggioni, associate executive director.

As they embarked on careers at opposite ends of the country – Hoggett creating physical touring theatre with countless one-night gigs across Wales and England, and Tiffany working as literary manager and director at Edinburgh's Traverse, they doubted they would ever work together.

It all began in 1978, when the Royal Court playwright, director and literary manager Ann Jellicoe (The Sport of My Mad Mother, The Knack) offered to write a play for her local comprehensive in Lyme Regis, Dorset.

Olivier only really came into his own as an actor-manager when he ran the National Theatre; but there he had a hand-picked team of co-directors and a literary manager in Kenneth Tynan.

It will be led by Cindy Beer-Fouhy, the center's literary arts director.