Sentence examples for writer's papers from inspiring English sources

They were discovered among the late writer's papers.

A typescript of the novel was found among the writer's papers after his death in 2003.

The book wasn't published in Russian until 1991, after a scholar found the misfiled manuscript among the long buried writer's papers.

The search for the writer's papers has been Ficowski's lifelong occupation, and he has pursued it with a fervor that sometimes looks like mania.

Barthelme was an inveterate thrower-away of things, according to Julie Grob, an archivist at the University of Houston, which obtained the writer's papers in 2002.

This evidence of the intense composition process forms one item in the 42 boxes of the writer's papers that the British Library unveiled on August 1st, after acquiring them last year.

The Post, known as a writer's paper, assigned the task to one person, Bill Green, a Duke University official who was serving as the paper's ombudsman, or internal watchdog.

Beginning under Stanley Walker, a city editor in the 1920s and '30s, "it used to be said that The Trib was a writer's paper and The Times was an editor's paper," said Richard C. Wald, The Herald Tribune's last managing editor.

Both men created public masks for themselves, not a rare thing in a writer's paper sack of baubles, but the masks were held in place for so long that they could not be taken off except in the work.

** When Liebling came home to New York, he proceeded to campaign for a job on Joseph Pulitzer's World, which carried the work of James M. Cain and Walter Lippmann and was known at the time as "the writer's paper".

In 1931, Mitchell was fired from the Trib after flinging an inkwell at the publisher's wall in a drunken fit of temper, but after a stint as a deckhand on a freighter sailing to the Soviet Union he landed a job at the World-Telegram, then thought to be "the writer's paper.