The phrase "literary foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an organization, typically a nonprofit, that supports literary arts—such as funding literary programs, seeking out new writers, or preserving and promoting older writing. For example, "The National Literary Foundation provides grants to emerging authors and also offers an annual writing competition for young people."
Among Chichester-Clark's extensive charitable interests were the reconstructive surgery fund Raft and the Arvon literary foundation.
These translations also formed the literary foundation of our regional theater movement, making plays from around the world available to American audiences.
It does more than lavish funds on the deserving but cash strapped, it demands that Poetry magazine transform itself into a literary foundation.
He has a book coming out, "Let Me Be Frank: My Life at Virginia Tech," and the literary foundation he named for his mother, Herma's Readers, is thriving in its fifth year.
Described as "part aesthetic adventure and part metafictional exercise", the INK initiative, in conjunction with the literary foundation Real Fits, is being hosted for the next month at the capital's Tenderpixel Gallery.
In time they will probably contribute to the PEN Nabokov literary award, a literary foundation and the Nabokov Museum in St . Petersburg which the Russian government has threatened to close.
Meanwhile, plush literary foundations and glittering prizes popped up in the much wealthier gulf countries.
Correspondence consists of literary fan mail, letters relating to literature, publishing, humanity and literary foundations, and recommendations.
Her first book, Prosaic Conditions: Heinrich Heine and Spaces of Zionist Literature (Northwestern University Press, 2013) argues that prose - as a figure of thought, a mode and a medium - played an instrumental role in the literary foundations of the Zionist revolution.
This was evident April 27 when West Hollywood celebrated Lambda Literary Foundations 25th annual benefit "A Celebration of LGBT Literary Pioneers".
The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, 11 Aug. 2009.
