Sentence examples for literary stamp from inspiring English sources

The great British literary stamp scandal?

Normally, though, literary stamp controversies tend to involve objections to who's chosen as worthy of the honour, and sometimes who's implicitly deemed unworthy.

John D. Luerssen of Rolling Stone said "poetry aficionado Richards puts his own literary stamp" on the album, and James Christopher Monger of Allmusic said the album contained "pastoral beauty, labyrinthine arrangements, and breathtaking prose".

"The Sun Also Rises," by Ernest Hemingway Not only can you get your literary passport stamped twice with Hemingway's romp through Paris and Pamplona, but you can enjoy an immersive mood piece about the highs and lows of drunken, rambling youth.

The Postal Service is commemoratingthe 200th anniversary of HenryWadsworth Longfellow's birthwith a new 39-cent stamp, thelatest in the annual Literary Arts series.Longfellow is best rememberedfor his epic poems, including "PaulRevere's Ride" and "The Song ofHiawatha".

A decade ago there were grand plans in Bloemfontein for a Tolkien statue in a park inhabited by characters from his books, a Tolkien stamp series and an annual literary festival to coincide with his birthday.

It bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.

It's the product of modernism, and it bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.

Her own well-publicized transformation is far more remarkable — from her dirt-poor childhood in Stamps, Ark., to her current iconic literary prominence, by way of California, Egypt, Ghana and finally North Carolina.

The Postal Service is commemorating the 200th anniversary of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's birth with a new 39-cent stamp, above, the latest in the annual Literary Arts series.

If you had a literary bent and really wanted to become famous and leave a stamp on your generation, you would write novels or screenplays.