Sentence examples for literary enterprises from inspiring English sources

Shiva's other son, the elephant-headed Ganesha, patron deity of commercial and literary enterprises, did not appear until the 5th century.

The rock star as fan writer about his own band is not, you fear, going to be the most rewarding of literary enterprises.

He was involved in several literary enterprises, including a famous magazine, Orpheu, which, though it ran for only two issues, is considered responsible for introducing modernism to Portugal.

Her literary enterprise was itself almost entirely work-free.

And yet boredom is woven into the very fabric of the literary enterprise.

McSweeney's, the American literary enterprise with an educational component, was the comparison she preferred.

At the very least the question might be asked what style of literary enterprise this is.

But others are finding that sophisticated software is invaluable to the literary enterprise.

That last phrase pretty well characterizes Baker's whole literary enterprise.

Neither will I argue that "Tendency" is an apolitical, purely literary enterprise.

"His failure to read more books represents an abdication of responsibility - and a cynicism about the literary enterprise.