Sentence examples for unconventional book from inspiring English sources

You get the sense that West and Coleman wanted to produce that sort of electric, unconventional book, one that wouldn't get lost amid the annual sports nostalgia avalanche.

The result of that quest is "Rebel Land: Unraveling the Riddle of History in a Turkish Town," a deeply unconventional book that is as much memoir as proper history.

"At the Styx/of the UK Border, a gentian blossom/is forcibly removed," she writes of an elderly Nigerian who was close enough to see the Travelex money-exchange office glowing beyond like "Santa's Magic Cave .In this sweeping and unconventional book about migration, Ms Padel commendably calls for compassion and open borders.

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Abrams, the creator of "Lost," and director of "Star Trek" and forthcoming "Star Wars" movies, has dabbled in unconventional book publishing before, with the metafictional novel Bad Twin, supposedly written by a character on "Lost". However, S. sounds like a very different, standalone idea.

Unsurprisingly, they describe their publishing list as "unconventional" – books that are hard to classify.

Next spring, he will begin publishing books under his own imprint, Versify, at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Books for Young Readers, and he's looking for risky, unconventional books like "The Crossover," he says.

Art Spiegelman's "Maus," the most unconventional great book yet written about the Holocaust, the one that turned Nazis into cats and Jews into mice and Poles into pigs, turns 25 this year.

I think you'll see from this little appetizer that "Food Rules" is a most unconventional diet book.

In his bid to render his subject relevant, Sullivan, the author of the unconventional nature books "Rats" and "The Meadowlands," can sometimes push a little hard, making too many comparisons to "modern" life.

Susan Henking is the president of Shimer College, an unconventional Great Books college in Chicago.