Sentence examples for pound literary from inspiring English sources
The 50,000 pound literary prize will be announced this October, and the shortlist will be announced on September 7.
In the 1970s a literary journal dedicated to Pound studies (Paideuma) was established, and Ronald Bush published the first dedicated critical study of The Cantos, to be followed by a number of research editions of The Cantos.
The New Yorker, January 1 , 1955P. 12 Literary Intelligence: At the Yale Co-op Store, in New Haven, two pounds of books currently cost 25 cents, each additional pound costs ten cents, and all sales are final.
In 1925 the literary magazine This Quarter dedicated its first issue to Pound, including tributes from Hemingway and Joyce.
At their worst, feuders can become like so many gorillas, pounding on their chests and marking their territory in the literary jungle.
In 1967, four years after Fleming's death, his literary executors, Glidrose Productions, approached Kingsley Amis and offered him £10,000 (£ in pounds) to write the first continuation Bond novel.
The thing should have gone the way of most virtuous communal schemes devised by well-meaning literary people — but it was a huge success, making as much as six hundred thousand pounds a year, and supplying watches to the Empress of Russia.
I realized from the sudden pounding of my heart and head as I clicked on his e-mail that, even now, no literary judgment mattered more to me than his.
