Sentence examples for literary game from inspiring English sources
"Orton and Halliwell were sensationally unsuccessful in their attempts to break into the literary game.
These borrowings don't mean that the poem is only a literary game.
Has Marías himself set up the whole dispute -- perhaps the whole Redonda site -- as yet another literary game?
Baseball may be America's great literary game, but it has most often been captured in prose, rather than verse.
The top literary game has kept going at the Edinburgh international book festival in this very intense first week.
There are precedents for actors writing fiction, but do you worry about reactions to a movie star breaking into the literary game?
The Beckett allusions are insubstantial, but in truth none of this literary game-playing is illuminating, and mostly feels like a lazy attempt to pad the play with audience-flattering in-jokes.
(The one selection I've read thus far, "The Conversions," delighted me with its mysterious literary games).
This comparison would probably make Singer turn in his grave: he disliked what he called Nabokov's literary games.
You can play literary games, too, jumping from writer to writer.
The texture of the narrative is so elaborate that Ms. Livesey seems almost to be playing literary games.
