Sentence examples for literary representative from inspiring English sources
Mr. Salinger's literary representative, Harold Ober Associates, announced the death, saying it was of natural causes.
TommyTraddles said: "EL Doctorow is, for me, the master literary representative of New York City.
The real subject of Paul's biography, as is the real subject of Hollinghurst's novel, is the hidden homosexuality of this now idealized literary representative.
A year ago, in a moment of weakness, I allowed my American literary representative to sell one of my books to a cinema producer for what was described as "a bold exploration of contemporary issues".
He explained that during his visit to London he had offered counsel to Charles Foley — whom he now served as a literary representative, as he had for Dame Jean — and discussed the sale of the archive at Christie's.
In Egypt, among many other mystical trends, an order known as Shādhilīyyah was founded by al-Shādhilī (died 1258); its main literary representative, Ibn ʿAṭāʾ Allāh of Alexandria, wrote sober aphorisms (ḥikam).
The proposal was sent to publishers by the Wylie Agency, Mr. Lehrer's literary representatives.
On Jan . 19 2006, the college announced the $30,000-a-year Salinger scholarship, and within a week, the writer's literary representatives were demanding that his name be removed.
Gabriel García Márquez has not become a literary-political representative of South America, he notes, nor has JM Coetzee become the voice of South Africa, or Derek Walcott that of the Caribbean.
During the autumn of the previous year, the Nobel committee, composed of six members of the academy, sends out invitations to several hundred professors of literature and languages, presidents of authors' organisations, Nobel laureates, members of sister academies (the only other two, besides the Swedish, are in France and Spain), and other representative literary people.
The collector's presence in the narrative is conspicuous because so tangential to the plot, and it doesn't take a very donnish turn of mind to view him as a representative literary sensibility, a kind of stand-in for the novelist himself.
