Sentence examples for unpublished ones from inspiring English sources

Among the poems on display are three unpublished ones by John Masefield, who was poet laureate from 1930-67.

There was to be one more published novel, The Handyman (1983), and a number of unfinished novels, or at least unpublished ones.

The thick volume gathers all of Purdy's stories — fifty-six in all, including seven previously unpublished ones — for the first time.

"If you think my emails to you have been decent," says Ian Copestake, "you should read the unpublished ones I send to Barry Glendenning's house".

The unpublished ones obsess over getting published; the rest about "this crazy obsessive business of trying to be a good writer" (in the words of American novelist Richard Yates).

The first volume in the Oeuvres complètes of Roland Barthes, who died in 1980, appeared, bringing together all of his works published between 1942 and 1965 as well as a few previously unpublished ones.

Rather, the figure that commanded his attention was an unpublished one: "The balance, the bottom line".

At the start of 1980 I thought of myself as a science fiction writer, albeit a profoundly unpublished one.

Heavyweight US novelist Don DeLillo's unpublished one-act play The Word for Snow is set to receive its European premiere in London next week.

There's always a horrible moment of doubt after you've recommend a book, especially an unpublished one, to a publishing professional.

"Mozart Was a Red" was Rothbard's unpublished one-act play written as a farce.