Sentence examples for print literary from inspiring English sources

The question that hangs above us is why such stories aren't being analysed as carefully, highlighted as prominently, or engaged with as frequently in our print literary culture.

Freed from the constraining economics of print, literary writers are no longer restricted to an ever-decreasing market for short stories and novellas.

Hanks found the reference in an out-of-print literary history about the author.

The new, post-print literary media are certainly amenable to brevity.

But months passed before Kafka had a clean manuscript ready for submission, and then World War I intervened, causing further delays (Musil was called up to serve, and because of the war Blei decided to stop printing literary texts).

A new series plans to print the literary canon as graphic novels.

The first printed Croatian literary work, Judita is an epic in six cantos in which Marulić sought by the example of a Hebrew heroine to encourage his people in their struggles against the Turks.

We formed a group called the Soupbean Poets and printed a literary magazine called What's a Nice Hillbilly Like You...

But it's all pretty scholarly stuff about the Bible and the Renaissance and the role of print in "democratizing literary magic".

Most of Youd's books are out of print, but his literary estate, which is run by two of his children, has been working for the past few years to salvage them from oblivion with smart new editions.

"How do you think it feels," he boomed, "to have dedicated your entire adult life to an art form, only to see the bloody thing dying before your eyes?" Amid the gloom, however, there has been one tireless Pollyanna of print, an optimistic literary entrepreneur for whom the glass is not merely half full but positively running over.