Sentence examples for literary page from inspiring English sources

So does "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold, a forthcoming (July) literary page turner whose dead 14-year-old narrator unravels the circumstances and repercussions of her own murder.

Literary page turner The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry (Serpent's Tail) A tale of passionate friendship and intellectual curiosity set in a Victorian England where the theory of evolution is overturning all the old certainties – from religion and the role of women to politics and poverty, love and free will.

Writing in The Guardian, Kirsty Gunn called "The Luminaries" a "consummate literary page-turner".

The Luminaries has been perfectly constructed as the consummate literary page-turner.

In "Match Book," Nicole Lamy dispenses recommendations to letter writers requesting "literary page-turners" or "authors I can binge-read" or "poems for young readers".

Then there are the books that sound like homework, just because they are old, but are actually barnburning, literary page-turners: I think of Trollope as the most overlooked among even people who love Henry James or George Eliot.

It's a heady ferment of mysticism versus charlatanism and its terrible cost to family and sanity, but though Chanter delivers a strong, literary page-turner, neither its central character nor her delusion entirely convince.

And, if you must have another doorstop in the year of the doorstop (after Eleanor Catton's The Luminaries won the Booker), then go for Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch (Little, Brown): a literary page-turner about love, betrayal and the art world.

Among the distinguished authors on the magazine's literary pages were Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edgar Allan Poe, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Harriet Beecher Stowe.

Since then the scandal has played out in the literary pages of the German press.

His eccentric career path has taken him from the literary pages via football writing to editing Granta.