Sentence examples for posthumous collection from inspiring English sources

A posthumous collection of psychologically acute stories.

Slyly witty stories in a posthumous collection.

That's the inescapable fact of Amy Winehouse's posthumous collection, "Lioness: Hidden Treasures".

This posthumous collection offers reviews, art criticism and "oddments" written with tactile intensity.

A posthumous collection, Queery Leary Nonsense (1911), was edited by Constance Braham Strachey.

A posthumous collection of Ackerley's correspondence was published as The Ackerley Letters (1975).

A posthumous collection gathers Plimpton's generous articles about eccentrics, dreamers and the rest of us.

This is the last posthumous collection of Hitchens's essays we are likely to see.

But her last, posthumous collection got me through some hard times, particularly the poem "One Day," which does not rhyme.

Further insight into the work is provided by the posthumous collection Letters from Africa, 1914 1931 (1981).

Winehouse's "Lioness: Hidden Treasures" (Island), a posthumous collection of previously unreleased tracks, opened at No. 5 with 114,000 sales.