Sentence examples for writing paperback from inspiring English sources

After college she spent five years writing paperback cover copy at Ballantine.

An episode of "The Beatles" cartoon, in which the four "mopheads" try their hand at writing paperback novels.

McCartney began writing "Paperback Writer" in 1965, after reading in the Daily Mail about an aspiring author — possibly Martin Amis, he said.

In the 1950's Mr. Feinberg started writing paperbacks, many under pseudonyms that shared his initials.

As I was already too old to start making pop music and I loathed everything about television, I decided to write paperback books.

Meanwhile, he continued to write and publish paperback serials adapted from local films.

Agatha Christie: I've got every book she wrote in paperback.

In 1975, the year Let It Rock folded, he wrote the paperback novelisation of the film Slade in Flame, a musical with a screenplay written for the band by Andrew Birkin and directed by Richard Loncraine.

Le Carré opposed the novel's paperback publication, writing that he was "more concerned about the girl in Penguin Books who might get her hands blown off in the mailroom than I was about Rushdie's royalties".

This week I've been reading the former Guardian journalist Alex Hamilton's Writing Talk, a fat paperback with an engaging, offbeat subtitle: "Conversations with top writers of the last 50 years".

The prefaces he wrote for the paperback version of two of his novels help explain this.