Sentence examples for literary site from inspiring English sources

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"It surely suggests they're very open to someone like Ngũgĩ, or the likes of Krasznahorkai László and Mikhail Shishkin," wrote MA Orthofer at literary site the Complete Review.

Several years ago, while researching a book about trying to become a serious senior tennis player in my sixties, I happened upon a photograph on the Tumblr feed of The Millions, the online literary site.

The day after the article came out, it was discussed on Gawker, a popular Internet gossip site, and HTMLGIANT, a popular literary site.

Stephen Elliott, a writer and founder of the literary site the Rumpus, sued Moira Donegan for $1.5 million in damages last week, alleging that the accusations next to his name in the now-offline list are unsubstantiated, false, and defamatory.

Chris Frey, 43, editor in chief of Hazlitt, a literary site created by Random House Canada that published its debut print edition last month, uses words like "intimacy," "permanence" and "presence" to describe reading a magazine or printed book.

To the Editor: The recent "36 Hours" article about Asheville, N.C., (Oct . 24 omitted two important literary sites.

Our launch partners include translation-dedicated journal Asymptote Journal, US literary sites Electric Literature, Literary Hub and Blunderbuss Magazine, Canadian site Hazlitt, literary magazines Tin House and Public Books, the Australian journal Kill Your Darlings, and blogs MsAfropolitan, Brittle Paper and Little Library Café.

Any literary sites along the route? A. Coleridge lived in Somerset, and D. H. Lawrence in Zennor for a bit, and Virginia Woolf in St . Ives

It looks like he didn't, but that didn't stop many a literary sites from writing think pieces about it.

Author made pilgrimages to literary sites: Chyornaya Rechka (Black Breek), where Pushkin fought his fatal duel; to Nabokov's house; to Blok's apartment; to Anna Akhmatova's apartment, which had a show about poet Joseph Brodsky.