Sentences with phrase «writer of literary fiction»

Click this image for a list of authors interviewed as part of my survey of writers of literary fiction.

So in the interest of pulling together such a list of independent writers of literary fiction, I am introducing this survey.

Comment: Please share your thoughts below about developing such a roundup post of independent writers of literary fiction.

Caroline is a bestselling writer of literary fiction with three books in print: In Search of Adam, Disraeli Avenue and Black Boxes.

Dan has been an advocate over the past few days of a survey I launched profiling writers of literary fiction on their authorial works and the great themes that pervade their stories.

As Eva Sallis, she is an award - winning writer of literary fiction and criticism: her first novel Hiam won The Australian / Vogel Literary Award in 1997 and the Nita May Dobbie Award in 1999.

If you're an author who wishes to join the ranks of other writers of literary fiction who have participated in the LitFic survey, click here.

So happy to see Orna featured on your podcast — and to see more self - published writers of literary fiction.

-LSB-...] a 2015 article by Jane Friedman, agent Ayesha Pande was quoted as saying, «I see writers of literary fiction making increasing -LSB-...]

Writers of literary fiction naturally recoil from the idea of saying no to potential readers and supporters.

According to this rule, the large majority of writers of literary fiction aren't «authors,» because they make a significant portion of their livings by teaching, and not solely from their book sales.

As a reader and writer of literary fiction, I want to see more great literary work published and more writers of those books earning a fair share of the profits those novels generate.

However, writers of literary fiction can be their own worst enemy and tend to be the authorial sub-population most averse to change: digital, self - publishing, the internet, Amazon, subscription services, social media, cheap / free e-books — pick the reader - friendly innovation of your choice from the last five years and literary writers will often be (proudly) against it.

Robert Boswell is known to some fans as the writer of literary fiction, including Tumbledown, which was just released by Graywolf Press.

I'm happy to define myself as both a writer of genre fiction with literary elements and a writer of literary fiction with speculative fiction elements.

Why do we have to have this arbitrary divide that causes some writers of literary fiction to deny their works are speculative fiction and leads literary critics to look down on genre writing?

So, the question is this: Where will writers of literary fiction and their readers find safe haven, and how will they get there?