Sentence examples for the forthcoming anthology from inspiring English sources

She is the host of Out Professionals' LGBT Filmmaker Series and editor of the forthcoming anthology, Best Bi Short Stories.

Christopher Cokinos directs the creative writing program at the University of Arizona and is the author of "Bodies, of the Holocene" and co-editor of the forthcoming anthology "A Literary Field Guide to the Sonoran Desert".

This essay is part of the forthcoming anthology "Written on the Body: Letters by Trans and Nonbinary Survivors of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence," edited by Lexie Bean, with Jessica Kingsley Publishers in April 2018.

She is also the editor of the forthcoming anthology, Love Her, Love Her Not: The Hillary Paradox (She Writes Press, November 2015), already an Amazon #1 Hot New Release!

Note: The author acknowledges Greenwood/Praeger, publisher of the forthcoming anthology, "Peace Movements Worldwide: History, Psychology and Practices," in which some of the material on the history and dynamics of the Iranian women's movement will appear.

She is the editor of the forthcoming anthology The Oxford Handbook of Dance and the Popular Screen, and the author of She is Cuba: A Genealogy of the Mulata Body about Cuban dance with Oxford University Press.

She is the editor of a forthcoming anthology: "Reading Genesis" (Continuum Books, 2013).

A forthcoming anthology of the blog, edited by Arielle Greenberg and Rachel Zucker, includes Susan Wheeler's "Song of the G-20 Gone," which imagines Obama's reaction to his wife's spontaneous embrace of Queen Elizabeth — an act of good old American chutzpah that Carol Ann Duffy might admire.

The matter has even inspired a forthcoming anthology of attack and counterattack, "Terror, Iraq, and the Left: Christopher Hitchens and His Critics".

As Kenneth Lapatin, a curator of antiquities at the Getty, notes in an essay in a forthcoming anthology about Pompeii, Getty went further, writing an (entirely fictitious) novella set in antiquity in which the Herakles had been taken to Italy from Greece, passing through the hands of both Nero and Hadrian before it "followed the sun westward to the New World".

Initiation into literature by way of J. D. Salinger's novel is the subject of Kip Kotzen and Thomas Beller's forthcoming anthology of essays, called "With Love and Squalor: 14 Writers Respond to the Work of J. D. Salinger," though a better title would have been "On First Encountering Holden".