Sentence examples for of literary reputation from inspiring English sources

Sontag was also preoccupied, to an almost preternatural degree, with the mechanics of literary reputation and the rising and falling of her own stock.

John Rodden, whose "George Orwell: The Politics of Literary Reputation" was published in 1989 and recently reprinted, with a new introduction (Transaction; $30), has catalogued it exhaustively.

In the end "The Stranger's Child" is a study in the vagaries of literary reputation, the untruths of biography and even of the shifting nature of the British class system.

Sexual politics and the making of literary reputations.

A reliable rule of literary reputations is that whatever your own time jeers is the one thing that will prove most lasting in your work.

The series is now approaching the year 1900, and I've now completed 30 out of 100 entries, which speaks its own lesson about the workings of posterity on literary reputation.

The obvious first choice, but not necessarily because of its literary reputation.