She went on working steadily, writing short stories, essays, poetry, and young-adult fiction.
During the 90s, it became commonplace for critics to argue that Winterson was steadily writing worse novels.
Contrary to later assertions, Keats met these reviews with a calm assertion of his own talents, and he went on steadily writing poetry.
In between falling in love, teaching, DJing and generally making it up as I went along, I was steadily writing my first novel.
We generated a huge amount of data – Nancy: – that we're steadily writing up – Neal: – although the first paper we published was just this year.
Whether you consider yourself to be ogooglebar or not, the digital book of your life is steadily being written within somebody's servers – and few of its words will ever be unwritten.
"A cost-benefit analysis doesn't support hiding behind someone to produce works of youthful, though steadily improving, writing," the author, Berlin Fang, writes.
There is the engaging story of Juan Diego, the farmer who claimed he saw the Virgin Mary on Tepeyac Hill (now a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe, just north of the city centre).Although Mr Caistor bemoans the city's problems it is polluted, poor and sinking steadily—he writes with enthusiasm for a place "where the ruins of the past speak constantly to the present".
I have written steadily for 20 years or more.
Meanwhile, poems were written steadily and prolifically - "I write fast and revise very little," she confessed - with a new volume appearing every two or three years, an oeuvre which amounted at last to nearly 30 books.
The first day he wrote steadily for eight hours, except for a break for lunch.
