Sentence examples for literary industry from inspiring English sources

A subsequent massacre by mutineers has created a small literary industry.

Further practical and philosophical advice will be given about the discipline, ethos, and challenges of writing and the literary industry.

His father's death seems to have lowered the pitch of his illness and he was able in Samoa to match Walter Scott in both building and literary industry.

"The literary industry and the entire social and cultural system of the United States work to tempt writers of color into writing for white people," says Nguyen.

And in the last few months the literary industry has brought out "Trimalchio: An Early Version of 'The Great Gatsby' " and a Library of America volume of Fitzgerald's earliest, pre-"Gatsby" novels and stories.

But does the literary industry as a whole – agents, editors, booksellers and critics – currently offer disproportionate encouragement to aspiring male writers to produce the kind of serious-minded, bookish work that gets on shortlists, compared to young female writers?

Sure, it's true that most script readers and the powers that be within the film, television, and literary industries likely get them wrong as well, however, better safe than sorry.

In London, which rightly prides itself on the vibrancy of its literary cottage industry, Amis is the Steve Jobs of book promoters, and his product rollouts are as carefully managed as anything ­Apple dreams up.

Since before Somerville and Ross's "Irish R.M". through Synge's "Playboy of the Western World" to Martin McDonagh's "Beauty Queen of Leenane," a vigorous literary cottage industry has been delighting in the presumably quirky, grotesque charm of the rural Irish living on the western edge of their country.

"The literary tourism industry is huge now because writers like Shakespeare have an international appeal.

Summary of thriving movie industry; literary world; art, music.