Sentence examples similar to serious lit from inspiring English sources

Her "Gone With the Wind" captivated a huge international audience and brought her virtually unanimous literary acclaim, topped off by the Pulitzer Prize for 1937 and the ultimate accolade: a furious argument within the serious-lit hive over whether this was or wasn't that long-awaited elixir, the Great American Novel.

They have serious literature, not 'dick lit.'".

Hardy's novels, in my experience (admittedly a long time ago, when I was going through a serious misery-lit phase), are emotional marathons.

She wants to transcend race and edit books that are neither "chick lit" nor "urban lit" nor "ghetto lit" but "serious literary" works.

"Either Kafka lit-mag serious or SATEVPOST," she wrote in her journal in 1957, when she was already writing the poems to appear in her first published collection: "Try both styles: do it to your heart's content".

Compared with Shteyngart's novel, which vibrates with life, so much immigrant lit seems so darn serious".

"Flight Behavior" fits neatly into a genre of serious fiction with a snappy new name: lab lit.

I'm told there ain't more than 10 million serious readers in the country, but even chick-lit browsers will own a reader before long.

Hospital corners may boost morale, but they can't relieve the rigors of "lamp-lit labor" by the sickbed or prettify serious illness.

"The video was intended to be a clash between serious classical Western film language and a more bizarre, neon-lit pop universe," Gomes tells THUMP.

Kick back with a Las Palmitas (a thai-spiced mezcal cocktail with grapefruit bitters and basil leaves) on the twinkle-lit "secret garden" and get ready for some serious people-watching.