Sentences with phrase «literary creation»

Thus I see these stories not as historical reports but as literary creations.

Schools across the nation will be filled with excited children dressed in their best fancy dress in the ultimate homage to some of the world's greatest literary creations.

I can not wait until his next literary creation.

It helps when you have an actor like Matt Damon, turning Robert Ludlum's stoic literary creation into his signature role, equal parts ferocity and bruised betrayal (and, yes, superhuman reserve).

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If you are an author, an awareness of the breadth of possibilities, as well as the importance of cover design, can only serve to help you as you shepherd your own literary creation through today's rapidly changing marketplace.

Therefore, strictly by this definition, the Sanhedrin trial MUST only be so much literary creation.

In other words, these biblical stories, which are not self - conscious literary creations but genuine emergents from the experience of a religious community — these stories are attempts to express an understanding of the relation in which God actually stands to human life, and they are true in any really important sense only if that understanding is correct.

Religions, arts and literary creations by human acts are only one aspect of human culture, although they represent the flowers of the culture.

Patricia Highsmith's monstrous literary creation Tom Ripley got his first cinematic outing in the form of an excellent Alain Delon in 1960's Plein Soleil (from August 30th) by René Clemént.

Yes, it's Arnie's (The Terminator, Commando) first breakthrough role, and one of his more memorable ones, as Robert E. Howard's literary creation comes to life in Conan the Barbarian.

Still, the focus is on Lala, her papa, and the Awful Grandmother, the last a truly wonderful literary creation — a despotic matriarch guaranteed to frighten young and old but whose wounds, once revealed, are a revelation.

The good people of Quirk Books (the company that brought us Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and others) have a new literary creation:

Artist and writer Caroline Bergvall has won the newly created Bernard Heidsieck - Centre Pompidou literary prize, awarded for «a recent non-book literary creation».

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In short, the stories look like the literary creation of each author.

But if we continue reading and feeling these episodes in the light of the totality of a well - wrought novel, then the temporary uneasiness provoked by particular fragments of the work may contribute in their uniqueness to the overall aesthetic enjoyment of the literary creation.

Turns out, an author can absolutely play favourites with their literary creations; in fact, it's quite easy to do so

We also specializes in helping exceptional authors publish their literary creations.

I know that some agents are trustafarians or spouse - financed posers and as unsuccessful as the poor blighters who submit their literary creations to them.

Lee Child «Seldom has a literary creation bounced off the...

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It's unlikely that you'll be thinking about estate planning as you launch your literary creations into the world.

In any case, the simulacra that inspired these literary creations, and which are, thus, life - creating in themselves, intend to invoke a play of subject and object, of life and death.

In his therapeutic work he employs experiences of visual, musical and literary creation.