Sentence examples for literary papers from inspiring English sources

Collection consists of literary papers, including typescripts, manuscripts, publications.

Martin is currently in the process of donating her literary papers to Smith's world-renowned women's archives.

"We were going through a barn on the farm and there was an old box," he said, that contained a "treasure trove of these literary papers".

Last year, however, after Columbia University acquired her literary papers, Jong agreed to the idea of holding a conference to celebrate the work as a feminist classic.

It now houses the literary papers of the novelist Cormac McCarthy — one of the few archives they have had to buy.

Ms. Rae's literary papers -- she was an avid researcher -- will be donated to the Berg Collection at the New York Public Library.

THE FORWARD has always retained a reputation as a literary paper, and its contributors have included the writers Isaac Bashevis Singer and Elie Wiesel and the artist and writer Art Spiegelman.

Recently, though, a number of scholars and researchers have begun to track the literary paper trail, unearthing documents and writings that have been packed in boxes for decades.

Greeley was a printer's apprentice in East Poultney, Vt., until moving to New York City in 1831, where he eventually became a founding editor of a new literary paper, The New-Yorker (1834).

Suspended for a term after climbing into college late at night, he never returned to Magdalen, and from 1928 to 1932 was assistant editor on the literary paper, the London Mercury, commissioning Betjeman among others, and travelling.

He became friends with Leigh Hunt, a poet and journalist who would publish a few of Keats' earliest poems in his literary paper, The Examiner.