Sentence examples for resident writers from inspiring English sources

Leftover food from the café is given to the "Tumbleweeds", the bookshop's resident writers.

Last month Ms. Prince directed a concert to benefit the organization, featuring songs by resident writers.

The Everyman – where the resident writers were Willy Russell and Alan Bleasdale – was a hotbed of socialism and agitprop.

Now that the borough is teeming with journals, bookstores, reading series and resident writers, its contemporary profile seems to be catching up to its deep history as home to Whitman, Miller and Mailer, among many others.

Members of this group largely make up the resident writers program at Musical Theater Works, a project that Ms. Prince, a board member, proposed to Lonny Price, the artistic director, when he was looking to revitalize the organization.

Ms. Prince, 35, has helped establish a new resident writers program for 12 emerging composers at Musical Theater Works, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan devoted to developing new work.

Richard Temple writes: Adrian Mitchell (obituary, 22 December) was the resident writer at Billericay school, an Essex comprehensive, from 1978 until 1980.

It won the George Devine award and in the following year Abbensetts was appointed the Court's resident writer.

He also wrote the play Brown Bitter, Wet Nellies, and Scouse, which was performed in the early 1980s at Liverpool's Everyman Theatre, where he was the resident writer.

His first performed play was Love and a Bottle (at the Gate in Dublin), and by 1969 he had moved to Stoke-on-Trent as resident writer at the Victoria theatre.

Within a year I had won a Thames Television playwright award (championed by John Mortimer) and I became resident writer at the Phoenix, which had a company of actors, one of whom was Nigel Bennett, who said he was auditioning for Huckleberry Finn and did I have anything suitable.