Sentence examples for literary start from inspiring English sources

Griffiths believes Shakespeare was given his literary start by Burghley, the most powerful man in the country and that he became almost a political propagandist for him.

It is easier than ever to become a publisher: a few recent literary start-ups, such as Electronic Literature and Coffin Factory, use on-demand printing to contain costs.

But for the participants in the 12th annual memory championship the task that was Proust's literary starting point wouldn't qualify as a warm-up.

But what is intriguing about her approach to the marriage is that she gives equal weight to both partners, tracing the way in which they used their poetry as a form of private dialogue.Their relationship was always highly literary, starting with their legendary first encounter at a student party in Cambridge, where Plath bit Hughes hard on the cheek, drawing blood.

Our literary story starts with academic programs nurturing innovative writers, and Austin is home to one of the most prestigious writing programs in the country: the Michener Center for Writers.

Its unpretentious design reinforces a basic lesson about how literary careers start.

She consults on literary magazine start up, working with college students, and getting published in literary magazines.

The first in this series of cross-cultural literary efforts starts at 5 P.M. at the PEN American Center, on the fourth floor of 568 Broadway, at Prince Street (334-1660).

New York's underemployed literary scholars started their own salon at the New Inquiry.

Fortunately, the little creatures were soon forgiven and literary prizes started to rain down on Jansson's head.

She is the editor in chief of Zoetrope: All-Story, a literary magazine started by the filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola.