Rhoda Manning, the feisty, troubled writer featured in a good deal of Gilchrist's previous writing, dominates this book.
I felt the poignancy and tragedy of Chandler's own alcoholism and artistic doubts throughout the book, particularly in the troubled writer Henry Wade.
The great danger about being a Troubles writer was that the book became a weapon: one attempted to impose humane values on barbarism.
Dramatizations of historical events, particularly political ones, have frequently given trouble to writers and producers trying to create compelling entertainment.
This loss of regional distinctions will trouble travel writers and anthropology students, but it will delight, for the most part, the residents of the regions themselves.
Mordecai Strigler, a diminutive scholar with thick glasses and titanic energy, who is the present editor, has so much trouble finding writers able to communicate in Yiddish that he often writes half the paper himself.
It includes essays, articles, and reviews — many from this magazine, but also from the New York Times Magazine, Dissent, Mother Jones, and others — under four headings: "After September 11," "Trouble Spots," "Writers at War," and "End of an Era".
The definition of what is modern or what constitutes an advanced or developed political system has troubled many writers.
Beijing bars Chinese journalists from reporting on the full extent of the banks' troubles, especially writers for mass-media publications read by many depositors.
It was strong stuff but, reluctant to get such a patently "good guy" into trouble, the writer omitted the relevant passages from the copy.
