Sentence examples for literary venture from inspiring English sources
Williams thought he would be addressing a room full of journalists to talk about his new literary venture on Tuesday.
Theotokás studied in Athens, Paris, and London, and his first literary venture was an essay, "Free Spirit" (1929).
His first serious literary venture was a novel written with a friend from schooldays, Sydney J Harris.
Dickey has informed General Manager Sandy Alderson of his literary venture to assure him he would not simply be exposing the Mets' dirty linen.
Adamant that Roopbaan's goal was to be a literary venture within a largely marginalised community, he was refusing all interview requests from international media.
The staff also dedicates space for signed editions, authors with upcoming readings (about 300 per year) and books published by the Poisoned Pen Press, the literary venture run by the owner's husband.
Such literary ventures are exposing and risky, yet they are also potentially more satisfying.
Some members of the group continued their literary ventures individually; others took a more active role in popular political activities.
His father was a lawyer who never practiced, and who dabbled in doomed literary ventures and made a series of increasingly disastrous investments.
His generosity to all literary ventures he regarded as worthy was remarkable, and his inability to reject appeals for help was a severe trial to his agent.
Open City and other literary ventures pay for advertisements on the site, but Mr. Beller said he earned no money from it.
