Sentence examples for review columns from inspiring English sources
Book reviewers, whether for traditional book review columns or book blogs, frequently don't accept submissions from self-published authors.
In The New York Times, Anatole Broyard devoted two book review columns to "Wasteland".
This was outside the usual sound world of British brass bands, hardly written about in classical review columns except when they play Elgar or premiere a work by a composer usually heard in the concert hall.
The collaboration, which grew out of an informal competition between the two men in discovering low‐priced restaurants offering pleasant surroundings and good food, led to the publication of a guide based on their research in the early 1960's and a continuing series of review columns in New York magazine.
This series also includes collected clippings of Hansen's book review columns for both the Chicago Daily News and Harper's.
The Harry Hansen Papers consist of correspondence, manuscripts by Hansen, reviews and production notes of his books, and an extensive collection of clippings of his book review columns, World War I reporting, and other short writings.
In February 1965, Pohl brought in Algis Budrys as book reviewer, after a year in which no review column had appeared.
In October 1955, Hans Stefan Santesson, an American writer, editor, and reviewer, began contributing "Universe in Books", the regular book review column.
Ms. Ephron writes the On Crime book review column for The Boston Globe.
The Art in Review column in Weekend on Friday referred incorrectly to the artist Cheyney Thompson.
He also wrote a book review column for Chamber Music magazine from 1998 to 2002.
