Sentence examples for on its initial publication from inspiring English sources

The Red Badge of Courage received generally positive reviews from critics on its initial publication; in particular, it was said to be a remarkably modern and original work.

The book was little noticed on your side of the Atlantic on its initial publication.

The Memory Palace won comparison with W G Sebald on its initial publication, which seems to me rather extravagant: Hollis's prose is patchy, and his arguments can be rather vague.

The book won the coveted Premio Fernando Lara in Spain on its initial publication in 2009 and has since been translated into 20 languages; the film rights have been bought by Michael Mann, the award-winning director of Heat (1995), The Insider (1999) and Public Enemies (2009).

George and Weedon Grossmith's spoof The Diary of a Nobody that pillories its fictional author, the snobbish middle-class Mr Pooter, was not only an instant hit on its initial publication (in serial form between 1888 and 1889 in Punch magazine), it's also never been out of print in the UK since.

On the 50th anniversary of its initial publication, White's classic, still one of the bestselling children's books in publishing history, continues to possess a magical freshness that newer, trendier and more psychologically correct books cannot rival.

A satirical burlesque of the romances of the chivalric tradition, Don Quixote was made available here within a decade of its initial publication, in Skelton's pioneer translation.

Efforts have been made to present information that is up to date and accurate at the time of its initial publication.

Poe likely was not paid for its initial publication.

Candide underwent one major revision after its initial publication, in addition to some minor ones.

It was in this word-of-mouth way that On the Road, even long after its initial publication, became one of those rare novels that was often read by people who do not read novels as a rule.