Sentence examples for literary section from inspiring English sources

Die brandwag ("The Outpost"), a magazine, had a literary section from 1910.

Teffi resigns with the rest of the literary section, not long before the paper is shut down by the authorities.

Returning to Australia in 1938, he was editor of the "Red Page" literary section in The Bulletin, Sydney's influential newspaper, from 1940 to 1961.

In 1973 he moved to Frankfurt to head the literary section of The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a post he held through 1988.

The paper was a strange creature, a product of an uncertain time, with political direction from Lenin and a literary section that included big non-Bolshevik names like Teffi and the scandalous Symbolist Zinaida Gippius.

He began to contribute to the literary section of La Nación, one of Argentina's leading newspapers, articles that stated his opposition to the Juan Perón government, and as a result he was removed from his teaching posts in 1945.

But their literary sections were different from the regular parts of the paper.

The Guardian and Observer's own literary sections compare favourably with the publications cited by Vida, with the numbers of reviewers approaching gender parity.

They've shed or radically shrunk their literary sections and laid off editors and critics, leaving readers to look elsewhere for recommendations and engaging writing about books.

High-minded readers may be alarmed to note that the influence of the first couple of pop culture, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, has been beating an inexorable path from the pages of Heat magazine into the literary sections.

In the end, the most important thing, as editors, is the quality of the writing, but it is the deep and persistent nature of this issue, among other things, that made us decide to do an issue this spring called 'The F Word (Feminism)'". The Guardian and Observer's own literary sections compare favourably with the publications cited by Vida, with the numbers of reviewers approaching gender parity.