Sentence examples for publicised writer from inspiring English sources

PLEASE NOTE: attendees should have serious aspirations to be a published and publicised writer.

In recent years, Weiss had been in a highly publicised dispute with the US writer Stephen Ambrose, author of the book Band of Brothers, which became a hit TV series.

When the British Council's literature department decided to produce an annual anthology of the most recent British writing it could use to publicise new young writers abroad, it was natural for it to look first to Malcolm Bradbury for help and encouragement, and as an editor of the first two volumes (1992 and 1993).

It won Gelbart his second Oscar nomination, though the writer's conflict with his star, Dustin Hoffman, was well publicised and brought from Gelbart the remark, "Never work with an Oscar winner who is shorter than the statue".

For Christmas, I would like two things: Elena Ferrante's Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey (Europa Editions) and for the worm who publicised her real identity in newspapers around the world to find his turkey as dry, flavourless and pointless as his "exposé".

These firings are usually publicised.

Izzard's eccentricities are well publicised.

His picture was released and widely publicised.

Their impending launch has been well publicised.

But Bingham successfully publicised its existence.

It readily publicised its killing machine.