Sentence examples for nameless writer from inspiring English sources

He was the equivalent of an unknown singer who had written a megahit or a nameless writer who had penned a great novel.

At the risk of giving too much away, these carrots are the most illustrative example of the uncanny in this collection, and the story's resolution precipitates the psychological unraveling of the nameless writer, who makes up the subject of the next story.

Cronkite's evening news was the first to expand from 15 minutes to a half-hour (over the objections of CBS's affiliates), the first in which the anchor assumed the powers (and title) of managing editor and the first to unfold in a "newsroom-studio" in which the anchor sat at a horseshoe desk while nameless writers and editors clattered at typewriters on the periphery of the image.

The narrator of Murakami's first two novels is a nameless would-be writer whose main literary influence is someone named Derek Hartfield.

Fear is always fear of something, but anxiety involves a more nameless dread, as writers like Gogol and Maupassant have often reminded us.

The nameless narrator is a writer who accepts his own style as behind the times.

(In the frame story of "The Tyrant's Novel," the nameless and barely characterized writer who listens to Alan's tale is clearly a stand-in for Keneally).

The show has its roots in a French film called Le Corbeau (The Raven), about a mysterious poison-pen writer plaguing a nameless French village.

Writers, producers and nameless members of the "cast and crew" got the most love; directors and studios were close behind.

I once went to a reading by the Australian expatriate novelist Peter Carey and a writer who shall remain nameless.

A Younger Theatre's Jake Orr charted its progress live, and the result is a flavourful piece of documentation, full of little titbits: "One writer (who shall remain nameless) is even dancing as they write.