Sentence examples for published himself from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterward he began making caricatures, which he published himself.

In reality, the number of documents that Snowden published himself is zero.

A chapbook he published himself a year ago contains "ballads, sangs, saws, poems", all composed in the older Scottish tongue.

He focused on local history, novels with a Norfolk connection and miscellanies, some of which he published himself.

Paltiel Gerstendrescher, a failed Yiddish writer living in Brazil, has sent several letters and a turgid book he published himself to the narrator, who is a prominent writer.

Before we left Mr. Merriam's shop, he showed us a slipcased set of tiny moral fables that he'd written and published himself.

It turned out that Stoner, who based the book on his experiences teaching in Indonesia in the early years of this century, had indeed done the dispiriting rounds of agents and publishers in the UK before deciding to publish himself.

It went: All our poems rest on the shelf while Howard publishes himself.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union most publishing businesses had stopped functioning so Kurkov had to publish himself.

He wrote a book, "The Easy Way to Stop Smoking", which he had to find the cash to publish himself; it sold more than 7m copies, in 45 languages.

In 1966 John La Rose founded New Beacon Books, at first selling Caribbean and African literature from his north London home, and then began publishing himself, becoming the first black publishing house in Britain.