Sentence examples for literary topics from inspiring English sources
O.K., Morrison explores all the requisite literary topics on "Astral Weeks": sex, death, loss.
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His work was highly intellectual in its wealth of pictorial references to historical, artistic, and literary topics.
The writer noticed that Naipaul seemed uncomfortable discussing literary topics and he declined to join the writer for dinner after the festival.
He later wrote a large number of essays and occasional papers on literary topics and took a great interest in scientific discoveries and in political problems.
From the 1950s into 1970s, Mr. Fussell followed a conventional academic path, teaching and writing on literary topics, specializing in 18th-century British poetry and prose.
But by the mid-1990s, romance had grown increasingly common as a literary topic.
Sandra M Gilbert has found a funny, lively literary topic in The Culinary Imagination, about every kind of meal in every kind of story.
Our national notion of a hot literary topic is "Did Shakespeare favor the oppression of women?" or, more urgent yet, "Will the electronic revolution kill print?" But, meanwhile, works of imagination continue to be written, and no creative writer, at this late date, with all possible changes apparently rung on the century-old peal of modernism, can avoid asking to what purpose.
I recently chatted with Joseph about his new novel, his career, and why water is a fascinating literary topic. .
The organization also bestows literary awards, sponsors translations of works written in obscure or neglected languages, holds conferences on current politico-literary topics, and publishes pamphlets and newsletters.
