Sentence examples for war writers from inspiring English sources

Matute was considered by many to be one of Spain's best post-Civil War writers.

…'" The War Writers' Campaign is focused on the therapeutic benefits of storytelling.

"Slain" is borrowed from the flowery lexicon of popular Civil War writers.

O'Brien's work, like the work of other great war writers, makes violence inseparable from pity.

Antic, crazed, weird, Leyner's prose summons big guns in the inevitable war writers are waging against our damaged attention spans.

Often deprived of access to 19th-century realist and naturalist models, some post-Civil War writers reinvented these modes.

4. The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane An encouraging novel for the non-soldier war writer.

"I'm writing a biography of a famous war writer who you've probably never heard of," said my friend David Margolick not long ago.

The esteemed Times war writer Sir W.H. Russell wrote of Seacole in 1857: 'I trust England will not forget one who nursed her sick, who sought out her wounded..and who performed the last offices for some of the illustrious dead'.

But in a train station in Ottumwa, Iowa, at the end of the war, writer comes across the brother of one of the friends he'd played golf with that day.

Barker is known as a war writer, but she might be better understood as an observer of institutions: hospitals, prisons, schools.