Sentence examples for literary wave from inspiring English sources
Should we look to the great borough of Richmond for the next literary wave?
A singular voice Heart of the matter Nose-to-tail eating The other modernism ReprintsLike Dada, an artistic and literary wave that began in Switzerland in 1916, Gutai was a movement formed in response to the trauma of war.
Meanwhile, Schnitzler's own works pop in and out of print every thirty years or so, as if governed by some sort of literary Kondratieff wave.
Judith Hermann chases Coca-Cola with green tea at the Cafe Pasternak in the former East Berlin as she considers her own role in Germany's literary new wave.
White gained "a steady following" for his "scientifically accurate" stories, which were notable examples of hard science fiction in New Worlds, despite the magazine's promotion of literary "New Wave" science fiction in the 1960s.
They made moderate waves in what one might call the literary bathtub; waves not high enough to spill over and flood a wider public territory.
These houses of the well-read dead signify only the self-importance of the literary society, waving the bowl to feed the cult of the author.
After all, it isn't the first time a wave of literary writers has crashed against a newly complex medium.
Just to contemplate the inventory of his output is to invite a spontaneous wave of literary exhaustion.
How the book, originally positioned as a first novel with promise, rose to the top of best-seller lists reflects its strength in a wave of literary novels, many of which have become substantial best sellers, including "Atonement" by Ian McEwan (Doubleday) and "The Corrections" by Jonathan Franzen (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).
It has already been attacked by a wave of literary names: in April, Literature Alliance Scotland called on the council to restore the 10 roles, citing "the vital role of school librarians in encouraging young people to read, introducing them to learning, improving literacy, and assisting pupils' academic attainment and chances in life".
