Sentence examples for mainstream writers from inspiring English sources

I wish more mainstream writers turned out the occasional mystery.

Some writers found him difficult to deal with, but generally mainstream writers are the ones defending him, promoting his case.

Mr. Ellison and his group would like to see the influence of new mainstream writers like Burroughs, Nabakov and Barthelme combined with science fiction's traditional imagination.

"The problem isn't fundamentalism, but rather the political issue that 'nationalises' everything, that 'Judaises' everything," he says.More mainstream writers have also discerned crude prejudice on the secular side.

Mr. Kirschenbaum, whose earlier book, "Mechanisms," analyzed experimental electronic writing, said he was less interested in analyzing the stylistic impact of word processing than in recovering its early history, particularly its adoption by mainstream writers.

(The enthusiasms include works by Saramago, Rushdie, and Atwood; the dislikes include present-tense narration, fiction about "dysfunctional American suburban families," and mainstream writers who attempt science fiction without understanding its rules).

Unthinkable, that is, unless an established but not yet mainstream writer like Carol O'Connell blows this whole orderly process out of the water.

When they talk about Chinese literature, it's either Mo Yan, who represents the acceptable mainstream writer from the China mainland, or it's Liao Yiwu, who represents the dissidents".

The Global Times, a party-owned tabloid, made a point of describing Mr. Mo as a "mainstream" writer — as opposed to figures like Mr. Liu who are often ostracized at home but lionized abroad.

Hoban's current status as a novelist, hovering somewhere between a cult and a mainstream writer, is in contrast to his consistently elevated reputation as a writer for children.

A mainstream writer who often treads dangerously close to standard Richard Curtis feelgood rom-com territory, but always manages to pull back and deliver something rather darker and substantial in which his characters are seldom spared the consequences of their actions.