Sentence examples for literary identity from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Tilley acquired a literary identity, too.

It was at such a gathering that I first suffered my crisis of literary identity.

It didn't confer a literary identity on me the way, say, the Mississippi did Faulkner.

And where Swift begins, he adds, with Burke "the formation of the Anglo-Irish cultural and literary identity reaches completion".

"I don't believe this prize was given for his books or for his literary identity," Mr Kerincsiz said.

A few decades before the Boom, Peru's Indigenista movement sought to locate the country's literary identity in tribal lore and native legends.

Their literary identities, too, tend to be shifting or bridge two forms.

In maintaining more than 70 literary identities he called "heteronyms," he did not employ them as a mode of deception.

Writer invents musical identities for various members of the group which correspond to their literary identities and their roles in the group.

In recent years the novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, who writes fanciful, mildly surreal lyrics to Mr. Tomlinson's music, has given Ms. Kent a quasi-literary identity.

The spoken sections sound strange to modern ears: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is cut in pieces, shuffled around, and otherwise manhandled by Purcell's literary collaborator, whose identity is not known for certain.