Sentence examples for literary groups from inspiring English sources

Literary groups in the larger cities often publish local poetic works.

Two divergent literary groups converged this month on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

It is also notable that literary periodicals, which were usually organs for political or literary groups of writers, continued to be influential, especially Le Journal des Poètes.

Literary groups such as New York's Futurians, Milwaukee's Fictioneers, and the Los Angeles Science Fiction League argued ideology in amateur presses.

Important figures spanned both centuries, and the genres, literary groups, and methods of criticism they established in the 19th century continued into the 20th.

Three academic and literary groups sued the government last year over the denial, saying they had a First Amendment right to hear from Professor Ramadan.

I am invited to a third literary group this evening.

Parody portraying the Bloomsbury Group (English literary group that flourished about 1907-1930) as a jazz group.

The projects analyzed herein were executed by members of the OuLiPo movement (a literary group dedicated to enhancing the potential of literature).

Talk story about the biweekly meeting of the Nineteenth Century Club, a women's literary group in Birmingham, Alabama.

Both report to Owen Laster, who also oversees the agency's London literary group.