Sentence examples for writer's writers from inspiring English sources

The panelists offered up their own writer's writer's writers, explaining their choices and reading from favorite stories.

There are writer's writers.

That Morris is one of a half-dozen historians on a panel of 10 may well account for the "fiction lite" quality of the Top 100 list -- and for the astonishing absence of such writer's writers as John Updike, Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Flann O'Brien.

We asked writers--colleagues and friends of Huffington Post--to tell us their favorite writer's writers, those to whom they go for inspiration and lessons in craft.

WRITER'S WRITER: Like many of the genre authors who populate this page, the historical novelist Bernard Cornwell isn't blessed (if that's the word) with a lot of reviews.

He was more esteemed by his peers — revered, it's not too much to say — than by the public: he was a writer's writer, or even a writer's writer's writer.

Though he would have hated the term, Yates was a writer's writer, or even a writer's writer's writer.

He was more esteemed by his peers revered, it's not too much to say than by the public: he was a writer's writer, or even a writer's writer's writer.

By then, Salter had acquired his reputation as a writer's writer, or, as John Ashbery once said of Elizabeth Bishop, a writer's writer's writer.

Perhaps best known for his 1967 novel, "A Sport and a Pastime," he had a reputation, as Nick Paumgarten wrote in a 2013 Profile of Salter, "as a writer's writer, or, as John Ashbery once said of Elizabeth Bishop, a writer's writer's writer".

Yorke, who would never be more than a "writer's writer's writer", became a drunk.