Sentence examples for literary show from inspiring English sources

Ben Yagoda recounts the literary show trial that followed.

This story has a dog literary show, mysterious noises, odd footprints & disappearing food.

"A lot of the book was conceived at that table and chair, so it's a literary show," she said.

According to Motoko Rich in The Times, "Titlepage" will be one part "Charlie Rose," one part "Dinner for Five" and one part "Apostrophes," the French literary show.

That's what Richard and Judy offer with their book club, and Frostrup provides a slightly upmarket version of the same on her Sky literary show and Radio 4's Open Book.

JAIPUR, India — At an old Mughal palace accommodating what organizers called "the greatest literary show on earth," the headliners on Sunday included Oprah Winfrey, Deepak Chopra and Tom Stoppard.

Calvino explains: We call it "amateur" because we'd like to unburden ourselves from the gravitas that often permeates literary shows.

At their best, literary feuds show something at stake beyond personal vanity.

Pop-Up Magazine, a literary variety show that is designed to be ephemeral --no recording devices are permitted.

In the mid-1960s, she appeared on BBC television's literary quiz show Take It Or Leave It, presented by Robert Robinson.

"No – I hardly read anything," he admitted, an honest but dangerous gambit on a literary panel show.