Sentence examples for topical book from inspiring English sources

Zeppelin Nights is a topical book.

The pointedly topical book and lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado anchors "Hair" firmly in the age of the Vietnam War and Timothy Leary.

For one thing, this novel's thoughts on obesity make it Ms. Shriver's most topical book since "We Need to Talk About Kevin," her unflinching story of a mother's efforts to understand a teenage son responsible for a school shooting.

"Pity the Billionaire," by Thomas Frank, is a showcase example of the problems that can be created by the long lead time (six to nine months or more if a project has not been fast-tracked) involved in publishing a topical book in an age when news is instantaneous, and there is 24/7, wall-to-wall coverage of hot-button issues.

Page B11 Arts A LIBERAL DOES HIS SPIN ON CONSERVATIVES' SPIN "Pity the Billionaire," by Thomas Frank, is a showcase example of the problems that can be created by the long lead time involved in publishing a topical book in an age when news is instantaneous.

This week we are highlighting several pieces of content that deserve to go viral from a theatre company's entertaining music video to a topical book about race and politics.

The sales of each of the club's monthly selections far surpassed those of most other topical books.

The Web sites of Amazon.com and of BarnesandNoble.com conspicuously lack promotions for the topical books most in demand.

Noticeably they're largely short-lived projects, annuals not perennials: there's no sign of a topical books show or books documentary series.

Another federal appeals court judge, Richard A. Posner, raised some eyebrows by writing highly topical books about the Clinton impeachment and the Supreme Court case that decided the 2000 election.

The Reader's Digest carried only articles condensed or excerpted from other magazines for 11 years but began to include occasional original articles in 1933 and condensed versions of topical books in 1934.