Sentence examples for quality literary from inspiring English sources

And it's funny, a quality literary novelists tend to underrate.

As seductive as it is chilling, Her is quality literary fiction meets psychological thriller, the devil of which is in the detail.

In a statement, the Booker Prize Foundation said that its members decided that the award, "which for over 40 years has been the touchstone for high quality literary fiction written in English, would enhance its prestige and reputation through expansion".

There were many things I didn't understand when I wrote it, of course, but the thrust of the article was right, I think: to publish quality literary fiction properly without a fortune, Scandinavian crime fiction, or a Nobel prize winner or two in your backlist, you need some help.

He's also published short fiction in some quality literary journals like the Portland Review, and, as he so helpfully wrote in his note to us, Theodore "was nominated for the Essay Prize.

Not that best seller lists, then and now, ever reflected quality literary output, but they did offer a path of recognition for the serious novelist that occasionally struck the gold of universal acceptance and acclaim.

Our country's founding documents and the great conversation they inspired are offered as explicit models for high-quality literary nonfiction for the E.L.A. classroom.

To be absolutely clear, reading fiction retains a central role in the Common Core Standards in grades K to 12, and the primary role in English Language Arts for grades 6 to 12, where it is complemented by high-quality literary nonfiction.

Review | Excerpt LITTLE DORRIT (PBS) This "Masterpiece Classic" mini-series was another lovely, movie-quality literary adaptation from the prodigious screenwriter Andrew Davies ("Bleak House," "Pride and Prejudice"), with an amazing cast: Claire Foy, Bill Paterson, Tom Courtenay, Judy Parfitt, Alun Armstrong, Eddie Marsan, Freema Agyeman.

Her short stories and essays have appeared in several, insignificant but very beautifully published, high-quality literary journals and magazines.

There are literally hundreds of high-quality literary magazines publishing poets like you, people who engage with poems, love reading them, and want their voice to be heard.