Meanings of literary aspirant in English

London, the battlefield of the literary aspirant since Caxton invented the printing press.

The monthlies offer another attractive field for the literary aspirant.

Why does the literary aspirant have such a struggle?

These forms are favorites with the inexperienced because they seem to dodge some of the difficulties that beset the way of the literary aspirant.

And besides- Iseequite enough of literary aspirants all the year round.

No doubt the chances against literary aspirants are very great.

The Knickerbocker Magazine was then the chosen organ to which all young literary aspirants sent their productions.

Letters from literary aspirants were so numerous that he prepared a "form" letter of reply:

I am told that literary aspirants in these days do not read books, or read them only for purposes of review-writing.

He won't want to be bothered with literary aspirants on his summer holiday, and he will guess that I want his help-

He's capable of correcting the grammar of " literary aspirants," and as for recommending to publishers-well ,anyonecan recommend, I suppose.'

They were his one counsel to literary aspirants, who, according as they took it, are now bearded and prosperous or shaven and on the rates.

"You have the misfortune, sir," Douglas said, "to be the editor of a popular magazine, and you are consequently never safe from the literary aspirant.